Sentence examples for obvious convergence from inspiring English sources

Still, there's an obvious convergence of the two.

Does he believe Britain is heading towards a French-style, more protective privacy law? "There's a very slow but obvious convergence between European legal systems.

The finishing experiment exhibits nice surface texture and obvious convergence of figure accuracy PV and PSD1, validating the feasibility of our novel Fe3O4 design in MRF.

Another case of obvious convergence is the tendency of diurnal lepidopterans in a number of clades to have clubbed antennae (e.g. in Castniidae, Zygaenidae, Thyrididae, Sematuridae, Noctuidae (Eucocytiinae) and Papilionoidea.

It is obvious that convergence in the metric implies w-convergence, and it is easy to check that w-convergence implies Δ-convergence [[6], Proposition 2.5], but it is showed in ([[19], Example 4.7]) that the converse is not valid.

Results reveal that our proposal has an obvious satisfactory convergence over the SI-SINR scheme.

No further gains in height were seen in either group and the significant benefit in waist circumference persisted without any obvious further convergence between the two groups (Fig. 1, Table 1).

It is obvious that the convergence rate of the proposed IGDR is improved compared with the current iterative reconstruction algorithms.

It is obvious that the convergence rate of the approximate solutions are exponential when the inverse function of (H u(t))) satisfies the Lipschitz condition.

Consequently, although there were differences in absolute biomass, biomass allocation patterns on a community-scale among the three desert communities were either the same or very similar, presenting obvious evidence of convergence of desert shrub communities in arid environments.

First, let us introduce two obvious statements concerning asymptotical convergence.