Sentence examples for converge in time from inspiring English sources
According to this theory, structured recurrent connections among N neurons cause the N-dimensional state vector to converge in time to a stable, low-dimensional space called the attractor [1].
RAT's starting point is that for a crime to occur a 'suitable target' (in this case a healthcare staff member), a 'motivated offender' (such as an angry, frustrated or mentally unbalanced patient or visitor) and absence of a 'capable guardian' (one source of which might be an alarm system) must converge in time and space.
Routine activity theory is used to understand criminal events by recognizing the criminal events can only occur when motivated offenders and suitable targets converge in time and space with the lack of capable guardians (Cohen and Felson 1979; Felson and Cohen 1980 , 1981.
Hopefully, the inevitability of both climate change and its politics will converge in time to save the planet.
Thus, the Bayes adaptive optimal policy converges in time k, while the agent with policy uncertainty needs exponentially longer.
Opportunities arise when a suitable target (vessel), converges in time and space with a motivated offender (pirate) in the absence of a capable guardian (crew or other authority) (Cohen and Felson 1979).
It turns out that our model converges in time quickly to the final values of affected areas and hence the asymptotic behavior in t for our studies can be safely extracted.
The proposed theory transforms the nonlinear problem into a sequence of linear-quadratic Gaussian (LQG) and time-varying problems, which converge (uniformly in time) under very mild conditions of local Lipschitz continuity.
It is indicated through theoretical analysis that the designed SMESO could converge in finite time.
Lenstra et al. [3] proved that the procedure described can always converge in polynomial time.
We show that consensus networks over finite fields converge in finite time, a feature that can be hardly achieved over the field of real numbers.
