Sentence examples for based on a convergence from inspiring English sources

The polynomial order is determined based on a convergence study.

In this paper a novel algorithm for shape parameter selection, based on a convergence analysis, is presented.

The model is based on a convergence of evidence from a number of closely related disciplines and draws heavily on the findings of cognitive scientists, applied learning theorists, and epistemologists as well as historians and philosophers of science.

The matchmaker is Emily Merrell, founder of Six Degrees Society, a female-focused networking group that takes the guesswork out of networking by providing curated matches based on a convergence of personal and professional interests.

For the step-size, [12] proposed an input-normalized technique based on a convergence analysis, which was combined in [9] with variable step-size (VSS) techniques to accelerate convergence and reduce ADF estimation error.

Modern synthetic biology has its roots in many fields, but is mainly based on a convergence of research in engineering, computing and modelling, with molecular biology, evolutionary genomics, and biotechnology on the one hand – and research into the origin of life, artificial life and orthogonal (parallel) life on the other (see Luisi 2006; Bedau et al. 2009; Peretó and Català 2007; Campos 2009).

At the same time, the fact that Mr. Maswanganyi makes identical sculptures for the tourist market neatly throws Western notions of authenticity, based on a perceived convergence of form and function, to the winds.

To solve the symmetric eigenvalue problems, we propose a new preconditioning technique for the block steepest descent method based on a more accurate convergence estimate than the existing one and by employing the polynomial preconditioning technique designed originally for linear systems.

The focus is on the almost sure exponential stability of an explicit stochastic Runge-Kutta-Chebyshev (S-ROCK) method for an Itô-type linear test equation, which is analyzed by applying the techniques based on a discrete semimartingale convergence theorem.

This article extends previous analyses of the cluster problem in unconstrained global optimization (Du and Kearfott 1994; Wechsung et al. in J Glob Optim 58(3):4201438, 2014) to the constrained setting based on a recently-developed notion of convergence order for convex relaxation-based lower bounding schemes.

One solution could be to propose a European convergence code based on a common consolidated corporate tax base.