The phrase "a common discrete" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both common and discrete, but the combination is awkward and lacks context.
Example: "In statistics, a common discrete variable might be the number of students in a classroom."
Alternatives: "a typical discrete" or "a frequent discrete".
In engineering practice, the A-D test statistical variable A2 can be calculated from common discrete expressions (11).
Accuracy and efficiency is compared to an isogeometric shell formulation with the more common discrete rotational concept and to Lagrange-based finite element shell formulations.
This was experimentally shown to better facilitate the BN inference, compared to discretization with constant step or other common discrete distributions like gaussian and poisson.
The dwell points are generated with a feeding pitch of 0.3 mm along every path, and the dwell time map is solved by common discrete convolution algorithm.
An integer programming (IP) formulation of the problem is presented, which provides the optimal solution when solved using common discrete programming methods.
Thus crystal structures with common discrete assemblies e.g. dimers display 0D similarity, those with common rows or stacks of molecules display 1D similarity, structures in which layers of molecules match display 2D similarity and structures which are isostructural display 3D similarity.
Although patient decision aids may be useful for some common discrete crossroads decisions with standardized options and outcomes, there may be more payoffs in focusing on coaching interventions that can be applied broadly to care management at the end-of-life.
The two most common discrete-choice models, multinomial logit and nested logit, have been used to investigate factors influencing travel behavior [4, 5].
In order to demonstrate the variety of the problem and the general application of DAVA two common discrete-time models were used for virus infection, the susceptible-infected-removed (SIR) model and the immune response (IR) model.
In a common approach a discrete number of free electrons (qubits) reside within extremely small regions, known as quantum dots, and in one of two spin states, interpreted as 0 and 1.
