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When institutional investors turn to proxy advisory firms to make voting decisions, they should evaluate how the proxy advisor is positioned to make sophisticated and nuanced case-by-case determinations, and whether resource constraints require the proxy advisor to rely heavily on the use of set policies (see below Convergence of Ideas on Corporate Governance Practices Continues).
With load balancing, in all tests but a very few (see below), convergence towards a steady state is achieved in less than 200 cycles.
The algorithm reaches convergence and terminates when the functional reassignment at i-th iteration drops below convergence threshold, a user-defined parameter.
At the median and below, strong racial convergence in educational attainment has been counteracted by the rising returns to education in the labor market, which have disproportionately disadvantaged the shrinking but still substantial share of blacks with lower education.
Gurney, the author of "Below the Convergence: Voyages Toward Antarctica, 1699-1839," deals knowledgeably with this variegated prelude to his tale.
StOMP repeats the operations below until convergence.
The algorithm will then repeat by executing the following steps below until convergence: For each point X, find the nearest centroid C.
The presented method possesses the following features: (1) The sufficient descent property also holds without any line search technique; (2) the trust region property of the search direction is automatically satisfied; (3) the steplengh is bounded from below; (4) the global convergence will be established under the Wolfe line search.
Since is bounded below, is a convergence net in.
EL7 similarly appears to saturate just below its nominal convergence order of seven.
The characteristic scale 300 km is also found in the spectral analysis of cloud activity13 (see Fig. 7d), suggesting a sink of energy or enstrophy (cf. Gage and Nastrom 1986) if it is related to the horizontal flow field (e.g., convergence below the cloud base).
