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Or, you can have managed economic convergence, based on the five positive economic tests, with an objective and transparent assessment which will underpin the referendum.

The grid spacings of difference scheme are obtained by analyzing numerical stability and convergence based on the maximal principle.

These works motivate us to try to find another way to obtain another quasi-Newton method with better convergence based on the standard BFGS formula.

To what extent convergence based on environmental selection has shaped the course of evolution, especially in the design of body plans, has been the topic of the Gould/Conway Morris debate about contingency in evolution (Conway Morris 1998; Gould 2002).

Finite time convergence based on robust synergetic control (SC) theory and terminal attractor techniques is investigated.

Accepting the polyphyletic origin for sFRPs, they constitute a similar example for functional convergence based on convergence of domain architecture.

We assessed convergence based on trace plots and time series plots (available upon request).

Concerning step 6b, after the population converges to a prescribed measure, it is important to introduce new strings based on either genotype convergence of phenotype convergence, or based on the occurrence of a fixed number of generations.

Reliable convergence was achieved within 1500 iterations for a convergence criterion based on the RMS (Root Mean Square) residuals of 10−4 and a physical time scale of the fully implicit solution of 0.001 s In order to better understand the effect of different non-drag forces in horizontal bubbly flow, numerical calculations were carried out for three different cases using the DQMOM.

The novel points of this paper are the analytical derivation of the convergence rate of the CMFD2N algorithm for eigenvalue problem, and the convergence analysis based on the analytic derivations.

First, absolute convergence is based on the idea that poorer economies will grow faster than richer ones until they have reached a same per capita income level (common steady-state level) irrespective of their initial endowments such as capital, saving, population growth rates, infrastructure, etc.