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The first approach was fitted to a logarithmic function with a critical point at approximately 0.5 km, converging to about 0.76.

For a mostly sodium sulfate evaporite salt, pH increased up to 9 from 5.5 in 5 min, and then decreased slowly converging to about 8.7 due to likely absorption of CO2 from the atmosphere.

Rich and poor regions have converged to about the same standard of living.

It is noted that β does not vanish but converge to about 0.9 instead.

This criterion for convergence is roughly equivalent to comparing the first p decimal places of the positions and velocities for all N stars, in two subsequent calculations A, B. In most of our experiments we adopt (p=3), i.e. all coordinates have to converge to about three decimal places or more.

The two parameters ΔΦ::U0 and bc1::Φ0 were included in both optimization runs, in which they converged to about the same values, differing by about 10%.

As we can see from Table 2, the value of η(n) in the formula (15) converges to about 1.35 when n is large.

In the book she talks about "an effervescent moment" – when popular protests converge to bring about real change – which comes after a section in the book titled "Magical Thinking".

Political corruption, fiscal mismanagement, falling commodity prices and stagnation in China converged to bring about a dramatic reversal.

After this initial victory, a number of historical tendencies converged to bring about the downfall of the Qing dynasty.

Only in the West, however, did various ideas converge to bring about the birth of scientific anthropology in the 19th century.