These trends in national decision-making, which show tendencies of convergence, could make an EU-driven 'top-down' harmonisation of support either dispensable or at least (depending on the agreement) less controversial.
In order to solve problems such as slow convergence speed and tendency of premature convergence existing in differential evolution algorithm, an improved differential evolution algorithm using the adaptive mutation operator and Gaussian disturbance crossover operator aims to improve the mutation of standard differential evolution algorithm and the design of crossover operators.
On the other hand, in the face of increasing complexity and dimensionality of today's application coupled with its tendency of premature convergence due to the high convergence speeds, there is a need to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of MOPSO.
Despite substantial divergence of individual opinions in the first round of a Delphi investigation, there is a tendency for convergence of opinions toward a consensus after several iterations of this multi-step process (often repeated several times) [ 52].
A tendency of superlinear convergence can be observed.
65 In all likelihood, given the anticipated tendency to convergence of disease risks in migrant populations, 3 cancer rates will rise in non-White ethnic minority groups in Scotland, so reducing inequalities but worsening public health.
There's a trend of convergence.
The rise of Islam later precluded any tendency for convergence between East and West until the twentieth century when the Ottoman Empire dissolved.
The fourth is the "age of convergence," the tendency of developing countries like Nigeria to make unprecedented economic advances through the deployment of best practices and advanced technologies.
The contour lines show the convergence tendency of an optimization algorithm on the aggregation function g.
