Sentence examples for convergence surface from inspiring English sources

Only a run showing the best performance for each algorithm is depicted in 3D convergence surface.

Before presenting experiment results, overall convergence characteristics of six algorithms is presented using 3D convergence surface as shown in Fig. 5.

Similar convergences surfaced throughout the set, which introduced Sriracha, a flexible ensemble Mr. Tao patterned partly after Bang on a Can.

A region of convergence forces surface water downward in a process called downwelling, while a region of divergence draws water from below into the surface Ekman layer in a process known as upwelling.

The highest concentration of plastic debris was observed in subtropical latitudes and associated with the observed large-scale convergence in surface currents predicted by Ekman dynamics.

Such a thickness was enough to assure convergence in surface energy with respect to the slab thickness.

On this basis, the performance functions of surrounding rock slabbing, cavern tightness, excessive volume convergence and surface subsidence were proposed.

Selecting a large value may result in divergence of the trial integration or in slow convergence of surface boundary conditions required satisfying the asymptotic outer boundary condition.

The convergence in surface energy was found to be satisfactory (less than 0.01 eV/Å2) on the grid of 9 ×9×1 Monkhorst-Pack points for the (112), (011) and (001) surfaces and on the grid of 7 ×15×1 Monkhorst-Pack points for the (111) surfaces.

1. Simplified Kuo scheme (Wang and Rui 1990a), in which the moisture tendency is neglected, thus precipitation is balanced by the moisture convergence and surface evaporation: P_{r} = Hleft{ {b {text{Ev}} - overline{Q} D - doverline{Q}_{b} D_{b} )} right} (7 where b is a precipitation efficiency coefficient.

The lens has a greater refractive index than that of its surrounding aqueous humour and vitreous body, 1.386 to 1.406, so that its two surfaces contribute to convergence, the posterior surface normally more than the anterior surface because of its greater curvature (smaller radius).