Sentence examples for set to converge from inspiring English sources
Others said he was trying to add to his fiscally conservative credentials just when national Republicans are set to converge on New York for their national convention.
MIAMI — Two of baseball's more compelling story lines were set to converge here tonight, though neither played out as the starring characters had wanted.
Indeed, with the pound weakening against the dollar, and long-term interest rates in Britain and the euro-zone looking set to converge, some economists argue that Britain is heading for a de facto alignment with the euro-zone that would make its membership simpler to achieve economically, if not politically.
Alongside Mr Obama and the First Lady, about 100 members of the US Congress were set to converge on the town to mark the day in 1965 when marchers attempting to walk from Selma to Montgomery to demand an end to discriminatory polling practices were attacked by police.
The AAM makes use of the training set to converge the initial set mesh to the best textures on the image.
Our objective is to design dynamic output feedback controllers and anti-windup ones simultaneously that, in the presence of disturbances, causes closed-loop system trajectories starting from a larger invariant set to converge to a smaller invariant set guaranteed with the L∞ performance.
[21] Hausdorff metric has some interesting characteristics: (i) It is possible for a sequence of finite sets to converge to an uncountable set: begin{aligned} forall nge 1, mathrm{let,be} M_{n}=left{ 0,frac{1}{n},ldots2}{n},ldots,frac{n-1}{n },1right} (subset [0,1]),mathrm{(all,of,them,are,finite,sets)}.
The convergence of the simulated solutions has been checked for every 100 time steps and the solutions are set to be converged for S- parameter calculations.
If (3) is initialized with the predefined index i, and all d i are set to 0, it will converge to the average value of total number of agents.
We tried 20 random initial guesses, and one where all parameters were set to 0. Once the optimization converged, we perturbed the converged estimates using random numbers.
Most standard Gaussian basis sets for first row atoms, even large sets designed to converge on a 'complete basis set' limit, systematically overestimate the electric field gradient at nuclear sites for first row atoms, resulting in errors of up to 15% in the computation of nuclear quadrupole coupling constants.
