Sentence examples for without converging from inspiring English sources

He argued that rather than progressing toward a single global system, the world remained mired in a "clash of civilisations" in which six or seven major cultural groups would co-exist without converging and constitute the new fracture lines of global conflict.

A detected error occurs when the decoder reaches the maximum number of iterations without converging to any valid codeword.

Tatonnement theory predicts that prices are globally unstable for this economy, i.e. unless prices start at the competitive equilibrium they oscillate without converging.

So the contradiction is ascribed to an error in the theory of definitions, namely to the use of definitions that give rise to an infinite chain of substitutions, without converging to a result.

On July 20, the two storms were photographed passing each other by the Gemini Observatory without converging.

This is certainly an striking result, as it means that there is a wide range of game payoffs in which the population ends up in a mixed-strategy or polymorphic state, without converging to one of the two Nash (also evolutionary) equilibria of the basic game.

Our perceptions overlap without ever converging in the night.

Reading it didn't really answer my question — Isaacson's attempts to zero in on the essence of "innovation" pile up without especially converging — but the journey is so interesting I was O.K. with the sprawl.

The OIPPS algorithm consists of three parts: First, the power control part runs for a certain iteration to obtain an initial optimization expression p k by using some initial precoding matrix and computes a power vector which may not be optimal because the algorithm stops without necessarily converging.

For cell-edge SUs, our proposed OIPPS algorithm also consists of three parts: First, the power control part runs for a certain iterations to obtain an initial optimization expression p k using some initial precoding matrix and computes a transmission power vector which may not be optimal because the algorithm stops without necessarily converging.

The CES-D score decreased with age among diabetes respondents and increased with age among respondents without diabetes, converging among respondents in the oldest age-group (P for difference between diabetes and nondiabetes in the oldest age-group = 0.31; P for age-diabetes interaction = 0.002) (Fig. 1 B ); results were similar when CES-D score was dichotomized to indicate depression (Fig. 1 C ).