To avoid the risks of divergence, the oneM2M partnership project was established in 2012 by leading regional SDOs such as ETSI (Europe), TIA and ATIS (North America), CCSA (China), TTA (Korea), and ARIB and TTC (Japan).
But, as Mr Klein and others have argued, the risk of a divergence of views between trust-busters around the world also points to the need for better co-ordination.Another idea would be to merge the FTC with the antitrust arm of the DOJ.
The computational advantages in high-dimensional EnKF with small ensembles (N≪n) come at the price of adverse effects, including the risk of filter divergence.
In addition, using a step size near the upper boundary will guarantee less time to converge; however, working close to the upper boundary of the step size ensures faster convergence, but we have to take the risk of algorithm divergence.
Two babies born on the same maternity ward in 2011 are still at risk of the same great divergence as they were back in 1999, despite everything we know about the importance of early intervention in making a difference to a child's life.
With poorer feature extraction comes a higher risk of segmentation error and divergence.
The system is unstable and has a high risk of oscillating to the point of divergence.
In the absence of default risk, the divergence between borrowing and lending rates has been analyzed both in the context of claim valuation by Korn (1995), and of hedging in incomplete markets by Cvitanić and Karatzas (1993).
We then examined selective pressures on Mendelian-disease genes, genes that contribute to complex-disease risk, and genes known to be essential in mouse by analyzing patterns of human polymorphism and of divergence between human and rhesus macaque.
