This constant allows the 'aggressiveness' of the solution convergence to be adjusted; too small and the computation will take excessive time to converge, too large and the solution may rattle near convergence and fail to reach a precise solution.
What that foretells, exactly, is anyone's guess, but their near convergence does seem to preclude the possibility that fashion of the early 21st century will ever be looked back upon as a cultural force of great intellectual heft.
Cluster head node transmits the data to the sink if it is near the sink; otherwise, cluster head node sends data to the near convergence node, and the convergence node transmits data to the sink.
Achieving this near-convergence ensures that, when seen through glasses on a new 3-D TV, the image appears beautiful and not nauseating.
Note in Figure 3 that a rapid near-convergence in the overall average RMSD and ST occurs at the energy windows of 10 and 15 kcal/mol for model building and torsion search, respectively.
Founded as Wadsworth in 1906, it was renamed Riverton because of its location near the convergence of four rivers.
Such basins are typically found along the western margin of the Pacific Ocean near the convergence of two tectonic plates.
The buildings are just off the interchange of Route 24, near the convergence of the Garden State Parkway, Interstate 78 and Interstate 287.
Pakistan agreed today to allow American forces to use a fourth base, Shamsi, near the convergence of the borders of Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran.
On a circular hill, near the convergence of three rivers, a fairy who'd wept a river of tears was comforted by a dragon prince.
