Sentence examples for convergence phases from inspiring English sources

The results show that allocating time, resources and opportunities for industry representatives to engage with their constituencies is a crucial divergence phase of research processes that complements multi-stakeholder deliberations in convergence phases.

The suggested protocol uses 'Before convergence' and 'After convergence' phases.

This assumption will be biased in the initial convergence phase or when there is a change of the echo path.

The convergence phase of the base rate resulting in a future nationwide base rate shows that the "one hospital" approach, supporting competition, is the chosen route.

In the 'Before convergence' phase, each node cannot transmit data and must wait for a beacon signal from the body coordinator.

The body coordinator learns various wakeup states of nodes from a beacon signal and uses the wake-up interval (WUInt) under the convergence phase.

During the whole convergence phase, we can observe that the average error in MCL-DE shows approximately 21.23% lower than RMCL, about 35.42% lower than DLS.

While experiment 1 is affected by the initial convergence phase, experiment 2 evaluates the performance achievable in double-talk situations after convergence of the filters, which is of vital importance for a full-duplex voice communication system as well.

When using extremely low (sigma ) values (i.e., 0.2 and 0.3), CogTRA spends too much time in the convergence phase, and it is even unable to reach the best data rate of 54 Mbps in some of the experiments for (sigma = 0.2).

This design was, on one hand, imposed by the initial delay in obtaining values for the assessment metrics and, as a consequence, for the drift function (d(t)); on the other hand, seen as a desirable mechanism to conform to Kohonen's proposal of an ordering and a convergence phase for the SOM [8] and to deal with drastic changes that can occur in the underlying distribution.

Traditionally, a primary variable switching strategy has been used, which is known to be prone to convergence and phase identification issues.