convergence

Examples of converging

converging

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Their interactive alignment model is ambitious, aiming to explain the converging behavior of dialogue partners via both intra- and interpersonal priming.
The mutation offers a versatile solution to prevent offspring converging toward local maximum.
In the third regime, the beam propagates in an oscillatory converging mode, with its width varying between the original width and a smaller value (selffocusing).
Although women's labor market experience is converging to that of men, the process is gradual and traditional roles continue to dominate in many countries.
These two studies did show clear persistence of effect, with differences static but not converging up to 6 years of follow-up.
The normalisation of designs is deterministic but not necessarily converging, just as in pure -calculus.
This appearance aroused terror and amazement, with first witness accounts all converging on the same salient facts.
We conclude that the problem of the retrieving phase from two images has, in general, degenerated solutions that prevent the phase-retrieving algorithm from converging.
As one can see, the profiles are converging to a well-defined, stationary, density profile.
The chapter on national and musical identity is interesting, especially in these days of converging multi-national record companies forcing homogeneity on the mass market.
These findings provide converging evidence for the conclusion that language acquisition becomes increasingly more driven by the learner's language skills in middle childhood.
As for the effect of distance on the availability of the referent's trace in working memory, there are several converging experimental findings.
Alchemists seem traditionally to interpret the crystal lines in a stelliform regulus as converging to a central point.
For syntax, no comparable set of converging constraints has been plausibly proposed.
Cognitive science is faced with the problem of converging on both answers simultaneously.
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