Sentence examples for convergence effects from inspiring English sources
Instead, we can reply on the convergence effects of large amount of users to evolve the mode.
Several works highlight that the monetary policy followed by EMU could have generated convergence effects also at regional level, due to its effect on expectations and other factors.
Distinctions need also to be made between conversion effects (i.e. recoding into the format of another modality) and convergence effects (i.e. recoding in a common amodal format) and between short-term and long-term effects.
The size of these convergence effects on the exchange rate (for inflation targeters) and for inflation differentials (under a fixed exchange rate) is estimated for a variety of different convergence scenarios.
Consideration of the convergence effects of the different materials revealed the following trend: charred R. palmatum > prepared R. palmatum > vinegar R. palmatum ≈ wine R. palmatum > raw R. palmatum (Table 3).
we loose the 'quadratic convergence' effect (25) for outputs (unless ℓ = f and a is symmetric); the effectivities Δ N s / | s − s N | may be unbounded: if ℓ = f then we know, from (25), that | s − s N | ∼ ∥ e ˆ ∥ X 2 and hence Δ s / | s − s N | ∼ 1 / ∥ e ˆ ∥ X → ∞ as N → ∞, that is, the effectivity of the output error bound (47) tends to infinity as ( N → ∞ and) u N pr N → u N.
As will be seen further, these triangular elements determine the convergence effect of Newton iterations.
It accounts for about 40% of the convergence effect through changes in the size of the working-age population.
Therefore, we would give some improvements and modifications to achieve a better iteration convergence effect in the following sections.
Moreover, the elements where (vert nabla w_{0} e) vert ) is far less than 1 could be vital for the convergence effect of Newton iterations.
For better convergence effect, the initial iterative function need to be selected to satisfy the well-posed condition, which will be discussed in detail in Section 5.
