In a follow-up study, Ziesolleck and McDiarmid (1995) examined the occurrence rate of discrete Pc 5 frequencies observed by auroral latitude magnetometers at all local times and found a broad distribution across their analyzed frequency range (1 5 mHz), with occurrence enhancements near f = 2 and 3 mHz, and a smaller occurrence enhancement near 4 mHz.
Also, a greater number of ST segment changes, a smaller occurrence of sinus tachycardia and a trend toward a greater occurrence of arrhythmia in patients with heart disease were observed in both weaning modes.
We selected GARP as a modeling implement because distributional predictions derived from GARP models have proven accurate under a variety of circumstances [39], and because GARP is robust to small occurrence data sets [40].
By adding a weighting factor, then the threshold is calculated by considering two elements, the small occurrence and the big between-class variance.
I realized our lives are so fragile and, you know, one small occurrence and we can be hurt, we can die, it is a very sobering experience in a way when it comes to what your life to be.
In addition, superflares with large energy but small occurrence frequency could be detected from the long-cadence data because of the large number of stars (approximately 105).
In this setting, the LVD model performs like the ES model while the GR and GVD models yield small occurrence probabilities for large lists.
There is very small occurrence of adenocarcinoma in the small bowel.
Among the highlights of this season's annual gathering of eclectic international theater is Ariane Mnouchkine's Théâtre du Soleil, which will present "Les Ephémères," a two-part piece about the passage of time and the small occurrences that constitute a human life.
Is being in the world not taking the place of someone?" Atterton is positing a variation of Edward Lorenz's "Butterfly Effect" which he describes as "the manner in which small occurrences (like the flutter of a butterfly's wings) can have enormous consequences".
