In fact, the great divergence, which I witnessed in interviews, was that Chinese officials expressed wonderment, even awe about American power, business innovation and relative political stability, while my fellow journalists and I were all convinced that the Republican-led dysfunction so prevalent in Washington today is, in reality, a huge and glaring problem that is only going to get worse.
First, it looks at a measure of output divergence (which asks, in effect, what proportion of each country's output would need to switch sectors for the country's pattern of GDP to conform to the euro-area average).
The algorithm thus would cause heavy branch divergence, which leads to O(n) complexity in the number of functions.
We first express the cost function as the KL divergence which typically causes a high computational cost.
Chaotic functions are characterized by their fast divergence, which is more well known as the remarkable butterfly effect.
Radiation divergence, which is an important reason for dynamical forcing, is dominated by the cloud distribution in the atmosphere.
The CLDS showed the lowest beam divergence, which is required to avoid contamination of the signal from interfering surroundings for narrow fields of view.
Different parameter settings bring similar average accuracy but the values for critical days exhibit divergence, which agrees with the findings of Bloomfield et al. (2009).
The simulator proposed in[51] is based on Kullback-Leibler divergence which is compared with IFFT based approach of simulator design.
In this method, a complexity measure is defined as Jensen-Shannon divergence, which expresses the image compositional complexity (ICC) of an image.
One of their favorite measures today is the Moving Average Convergence Divergence, which supposedly spots when to trade by comparing price movements between 12- and 26-day spans.
