The phrase "converge about" is not a commonly used expression in written English.
It may be more appropriate to use "converge around" or "converge on" in written language. However, "converge about" could potentially be used in informal or creative writing to describe a gathering or meeting point. For example: "The protesters began to converge about the statue, holding up signs and chanting slogans."
More precisely, in the above simulations, it was observed that MABC converges after about 600 iterations while ABSO (which is the fastest one among all the algorithms presented in Table 4, except MABC) converges after about 5000 iterations.
The first approach was fitted to a logarithmic function with a critical point at approximately 0.5 km, converging to about 0.76.
After the call from the bank, officers started converging about 9 30 a.m., running through the woods, wriggling into heavy armored vests.
One can see from the table that our suggested method requires less iterations and converges about one order faster in the computation time than the PDL1P, a state-of-the-art method.
The resulting obstacle SOR has converged about one order faster than state-of-the-art methods and the subgrid FD methods could reduce the numerical errors by one order of magnitude.
It has been numerically verified that the resulting obstacle SOR iteration with the optimal parameter converges about one order faster than state-of-the-art methods and the subgrid FD methods reduce numerical errors by one order of magnitude, for most cases.
Chetwode was to capture Nablus by launching attacks on both Ottoman flanks, with the aim of converging about 7 mile to the north.
For construct validity, 45 of 46 items converged about their respective subscales.
For this reason, the IPE-ODE method converged about twice faster than the IFPE-ODE despite requiring more eSS iterations.
EM with single-end data converges about as quickly as JR with paired-end data, suggesting that for this dataset, EM is extracting about twice as much information from the data as JR.
