Sentence examples for producing convergence from inspiring English sources

It will become clear how successful the two boards are being at producing "convergence" of their rules, and decisions will be made by the Securities and Exchange Commission on whether to allow international rules to be used by American companies instead of the traditional generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP, which are set by the American board.

The use of both DNA strands to encode genes may be more conducive to producing convergence through mutational constraints and introduction of potential bias affecting phylogenetic analyses [ 30].

During the latter part of its independent existence, Bellingshausen plate motion had a clockwise rotational component relative to Antarctica producing convergence across the north-south trending Bellingshausen Gravity Anomaly structure at 94°W and compressive deformation on the continental slope between 94°W and 102°W.

Why don't the forces that produce convergence in rich countries seem to operate when countries are poor?

The first is an institutional framework that would produce "convergence" between its members' economies – in other words, an effective means of bringing closer together the economic performances of countries with wildly different industrial structures and quite different levels of productivity and competitiveness.

This possibility undercuts the suggestion that critical pressures alone deriving can produce convergence.

end{aligned} (11 Equation 11 adds a condition by penalizing parameter states that produce convergence (i.e. GDM (< p_mathrm{min}) and PCM (> 1-p_mathrm{min})).

We show that the multiresolution Poisson solver produces convergence rates that correspond to the regularization order of the derived Green's functions.

A semi-coarsened multigrid algorithm with a point block Jacobi, multi-stage smoother for second-order upwind discretizations of the two-dimensional Euler equations which produces convergence rates independent of grid size for moderate subsonic Mach numbers is presented.

Selecting water saturation in the mixed form as a primary variable, which is not frequent in the geotechnical engineering, could produce convergence problems in transition from saturated to unsaturated regimes, but in other conditions show good convergence and also mass balance properties.

The lack of convergence of the Fourier series has led to the introduction of a variety of summability methods in order to produce convergence.