Sentence examples for partial convergence from inspiring English sources

But the latest attacks on American soil present a different case, many intellectuals here say, in part because of the extreme nature of the provocation and in part because of the partial convergence of Chinese and American interests.

But that is perfectly compatible with partial convergence, even of a non-accidental character.

Partial convergence results for CG-methods on manifolds can be found in [27, 28] and a recent result in [29].

On account of utilizing illumination equalization, the proposed method avoids the problem of partial convergence or over-convergence owing to the non-uniform illumination.

Where some ductility exists before debonding of FRP from concrete, algebraic analysis based on the structure's stiffness profile is used to help show that partial convergence between cracked and design moment distributions can lead to attainment of intended load capacity.

In addition to error due to temporal resolution, the formulation also takes into account algebraic error arising from partial convergence of the governing equations at each implicit time-step.

To be sure, the SPD positions itself as a resolutely pro-European party, arguing for economic convergence, partial social and tax harmonisation, or debt mutualisation, for example in the form of eurobonds.

Partial results on convergence and statistical properties are provided.

Because MWs in the core countries of the EU generally significantly surpass the LW, a partial degree of convergence is sufficient.

Another study [ 12] of 41 non-randomized patients with a partial repair (margin convergence) to a group of patients with a repair of the posterior interval slide edge showed no significant difference in range of motion and patient-related outcomes between groups.

We aim to investigate the complete convergence of partial sums of randomly weighted END sequences.