Sentence examples for slowly converging from inspiring English sources

The "geometric" part is a slowly converging series that the convergence depends strongly on contacts dimensions.

In [13], a different approach is developed, based on de-correlation in the frequency domain; the algorithm avoids permutation with its very slowly converging diagonalisation procedure, but this slow convergence makes it less suitable for real-time implementation.

Is it just me or are the John le Carré and James Bond movie franchises slowly converging?

Even now, if chimps are gradually evolving toward greater intelligence, their evolutionary trajectory may be slowly converging on the same moral intuitions that human evolution long ago converged on.

Recovery coefficients were non-monotonic as function of lesion size, less reproducible, and more slowly converging.

The standard GGB accelerates a multigrid scheme by an additional coarse grid correction that filters out slowly converging modes.

The drama slowly converges on a house that itself bears the scars of history, inside and out.

Even as the two ideologies have slowly converged, Gerardo Martino, Argentina's current coach, who guided the team to the Copa América final a year ago in Chile, has not escaped clashes over the nation's soccer identity.

This recent composition seemed to tread on more familiar drone-music ground, relying as it did on the "beats" that can be created by instruments as they slowly converge on (and then diverge from) unison pitches.

Canada was ready to run, but instead he and his friends slowly converged on the older, bigger, better-armed man and scared him off the block through the strength of their numbers.

Clearly, the dual function slowly converges to the unique optimum solution (as proposed in [5], we applied the subgradient method to update the dual variables ). Figure 5 Dual Decomposition: Progress of dual function for [ 3 5 1] network.