Sentence examples for effects of convergence from inspiring English sources

PET data were acquired on PET/CT systems from two vendors, we reconstructed images with and without PSF, and we explored effects of convergence and post-reconstruction filtering.

In the prior experiment, the failure was due to the effects of convergence of the phylogenetic topography.

In this paper quasi-random (Halton, Sobol', and Faure) and pseudo-random sequences are compared in computational experiments designed to determine the effects on convergence of certain properties of the integrand, including variance, variation, smoothness, and dimension.

Simulations show the CW sizes of all WUs are maintained within a standard deviation of 1.5% at a cost of a 3% loss in throughput due to the effect of convergence and other estimates.

The main effect of convergence is the increase of the signal : noise ratio.

However, despite the continental effect of convergence of the 2 causes of HAT, little is known about trends in incidence and epidemiology of HAT in central Uganda.

These examples demonstrate the potential effect of convergence on the overall topology, especially when there are several traits that by adaptation have led to appearance similar enough to make their recognition as distinct features hard.

As expected, the undesired effect of convergence is that the image noise values increase monotonically with the number of iterations; that is, the improvements in contrast are achieved at the expense of increased image noise.

Stochastic effects on convergence dynamics of reaction-diffusion Cohen-Grossberg neural networks (CGNNs) with delays are studied.

Figure 4 summarizes the analysis of the operator's effect on convergence behavior of the hybrid genetic algorithm for a test problem.

The effects of the convergence reach farther north to Lake Baikal.