Sentence examples for convergence of attitudes from inspiring English sources
Our preliminary analyses show that in 2012, however, there is a convergence of attitudes about two-career relationships: Men are less likely to agree with those statements than they were 20 years ago, but women are now more likely to agree; both have changed.
The end of a dispute through the convergence of attitudes differs in those cases where the change of attitude reflects the acceptance of the realities of power or is the product of conditioning, as in hypnotic submission, from those cases where the change of attitude has derived from convergence on the facts at issue in the dispute.
Our preliminary analyses show that in 2012, however, there is a convergence of attitudes: Men are less likely to agree with those statements than they were 20 years ago, but women are now more likely to agree; both have changed.
Coke's travels around Virginia and the groundswell of popular reaction against him are documented in the scores of petitions submitted to the Virginia General Assembly that record the convergence of proslavery attitudes and support for disestablishment3.
The demographic and economic decoupling of Germany and France is now complicated by a widening gap in French and German public opinion - and a convergence of French attitudes with those in southern Europe.
A Lyapunov approach is then used to design a controller which ensures asymptotic convergence of the attitude to the desired orientation.
A novel fast terminal sliding mode is preliminarily designed to guarantee that finite-time convergence of the attitude errors can be achieved globally.
Hence, two adaptive fault-tolerant control laws (continuous sliding mode control and non-singular terminal sliding mode control) are developed by adopting the nonlinear analytical model to describe the system, which can guarantee global asymptotic convergence of the attitude control error with the existence of unknown external perturbations.
The incorporation of the angular rates, without introducing additional device or external signal, speeds up the convergence of estimating the attitudes, especially the heading.
Then, the finite-time convergence of the relative attitude errors will be achieved by implementing the proposed smooth fault-tolerant controller, even under actuator faults and magnitude constraints.
