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1. This algorithm doesn't converge.
2. Why do physicists converge? Because they're monotonous and narrow.
3. One must wait for the residuals to converge before being able to use the simulation's results.
4. Moreover, there is no need for exporters to coordinate a strategy in order to converge towards a similar behaviour.
5. Subsequently, the net cash-flow would gradually converge over five years towards zero in the sixth year.
6. As a result of continuous arbitrages, prices of identical products on power exchanges and OTC markets tend to converge.
7. In a global economy, there is also a need to converge standards between jurisdictions and develop international standards under a transparent and democratically accountable process.
8. data are not appropriate for computerised methods to produce any more reliable results than can be obtained by expert judgement — in such situations some computer programs may even fail to produce a reliable solution (iterations may not converge etc.),
9. the third country authority responsible for the national accounting standards in question has made a public commitment, before the start of the financial year in which the prospectus is filed, to converge those standards with International Financial Reporting Standards;
10. the third country authority responsible for the national accounting standards in question has made a public commitment, before the start of the financial year to which the financial statements relate, to converge those standards with International Financial Reporting Standards;
11. Moreover, there is no need for exporters to coordinate a strategy in order to converge towards a similar behaviour. Once it becomes clear that to penetrate a market a certain very low level of prices is successful, a convergence towards such successful market strategy would probably take place without any need for exporters to coordinate.
12. Since, for the calculation of the compensation for public service costs, balance-sheet items (grants) are mixed with items in the profit and loss account (depreciations, included in the total costs for the year), it is essential to adopt a cumulative approach over a medium or long-term period, since that makes it possible to consider that the entries made for grants in the profit and loss account and the grants entered on the balance sheet converge towards the same amounts.
13. In light of the efforts of the accounting standard setters in Canada, Japan and the United States to converge with IFRS, it is appropriate, for a two-year transitional period while standard setters and regulators pursue an active dialogue, the convergence process continues and the progress report is completed, to allow third country issuers to prepare their annual financial statements and half-yearly financial statements in accordance with the accounting standards of Canada, Japan or the United States.
14. Whilst no final decision on the equivalence of accounting standards converging to IFRS should be taken until an assessment of the implementation of those accounting standards by companies and auditors has been carried out, it is important to support the efforts of those countries which have undertaken to converge their accounting standards to IFRS and also of those countries which have undertaken to adopt IFRS.
15. In light of the efforts of the accounting standard setters in Canada, Japan and the United States to converge with IFRS, it is appropriate to grant the transitional provisions provided for in Article 35 of Regulation (EC) No 809/2004 to exempt third country issuers from an obligation to restate historical financial information which was drawn up in accordance with the accounting standards of Canada, Japan or the United States, or (as the case may be) to provide a narrative description of differences, for a further maximum two year period while standard setters and regulators pursue an active dialogue, the convergence process continues and the progress report is completed.