Converges example sentences

Related (13): limit, approach, unite, intersect, join, merge, blend, amalgamate, fuse, coalesce, integrate, synthesize, meet.

con·verge

verb

converges (third person present)

  - (of lines) tend to meet at a point:

  - (of several people or things) come together from different directions so as eventually to meet:

  - come from different directions and meet at (a place):

  - (of a number of things) gradually change so as to become similar or develop something in common:

  - (of a series) approximate in the sum of its terms toward a definite limit:

Synonyms

meet, intersect, cross, connect, coincide, join, unite, merge, separate, diverge, approach, leave, near, loom, reach, leave

"Converges" Example Sentences

1. The sequence of numbers converges to a specific value.
2. The equation converges faster than expected.
3. The limit of the function converges to zero.
4. The series converges slowly but surely.
5. The graph of the function converges to a single point.
6. The algorithm converges to a solution within seconds.
7. The iteration converges after a few steps.
8. The network topology converges to a stable state.
9. The population growth rate converges to a steady state.
10. The error rate converges to a minimum value.
11. The power series converges uniformly in a specific interval.
12. The estimator converges to a consistent estimate.
13. The model converges to an accurate prediction.
14. The estimate converges to the true value as the sample size increases.
15. The mean of the distribution converges to the population mean.
16. The Markov chain converges to a stationary distribution.
17. The reinforcement learning algorithm converges to an optimal policy.
18. The neural network converges to a minimum error rate.
19. The gradient descent algorithm converges to a local minimum.
20. The simulation converges to the expected result.
21. The measurement converges to the true value after calibration.
22. The wave function converges to a stable state.
23. The wavelet transform converges in a finite time.
24. The Fourier series converges uniformly to the original function.
25. The genetic algorithm converges to a fitness maximum.
26. The MCMC algorithm converges to the target distribution.
27. The numerical solution converges to the exact solution as the grid size decreases.
28. The spectral method converges exponentially fast.
29. The tau method converges on high order accuracy.
30. The Galerkin method converges on weak solutions.
31. The time integration scheme converges on stability and accuracy.
32. The operator norm converges to the norm of the limit operator.
33. The power method converges to the dominant eigenvalue.
34. The Jacobi method converges on diagonal dominance.
35. The Gauss-Seidel method converges on local solutions.
36. The preconditioner converges on faster convergence rate.
37. The conjugate gradient method converges on solving linear systems.
38. The Krylov subspace method converges on large sparse matrices.
39. The Monte Carlo simulation converges on approximate solutions.
40. The variational method converges on minimizing the functional.

Common Phases

1. The data converges towards a consistent pattern;
2. As the iterations progress, the solution converges towards an optimal value;
3. The study converges with previous research in the field;
4. The opinions of the panel converges to a unanimous decision;
5. The company's mission converges with the interests of its stakeholders;
6. The paths of the two hikers converge at the mountain peak;
7. The satellite signals converge to provide accurate navigation;
8. The music festival converges different genres and cultures;
9. The rays of light converge at a focal point;
10. The traffic converges onto the highway during rush hour.

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