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e Convergence result of C2 component.

(D and E ) Convergence (arrowhead) of the terminals of MBONs from α′2 and β′2mp (D ) and of the terminals of MBONs from α3 and α1 (E ).

The k and E convergences were checked by increasing the number of k points and the energy convergences criteria.

An additional advantage of the LM-NS method is to avoid the numerical problems (e.g., convergence problems) that may occur with the ML method when estimating parameters for small data samples.

Plague risk was positively associated with CBGs that had an ecotone habitat identified by Eisen et al. (6 ) as especially suitable for human plague cases (e.g., convergence of the Rocky Mountain/Great Basin open and closed coniferous woodland habitats; odds ratio 4.18, 95% CI 2.66 6.57).

It follows that (iota (E)) is a convergence set in (mathbb {P}^2), and hence E is an affine convergence set in (mathbb {C}^2).

Array values can be stored at individual execution points and compared against each other to examine execution behavior (e.g. convergence behavior of a numerical algorithm).

Despite a long history of research on migrant fertility convergence (e.g. Hill 1913; Spengler 1931; Myers & Macisco 1975), it remains unclear how convergence should be defined, and how it should be investigated.

However, the messiness of real data means that theoretical ideals may not hold in practice (e.g., with convergence of complicated MCMC algorithms and computational times that limit analyses to small data sets).

Let E be a convergence set in (mathbb {P}^{n}).

This incongruence between colour patterns, MMS and phylogeny should be a consequence of local Müllerian mimicry processes (e.g. convergence of Spanish B. lapidarius to the Pyrenean colour pattern [ 70]) as observed in other bumblebees [ 71, 72].