A statistical sampling for the cross-correlation function calculation is varied within the 1.5 to 7 h interval.
When considering the Markov processes, MFPT is defined as the average time (in number of steps or other units of time) for a statistical sample of random walks starting in some initial state on a network of states to reach for the first time the desired final state or any state from a collection of final states.
Since the environment was too large for a statistical sampling, a rational sampling was preferred to identify the areas of major interest and, on these, statistical sampling was carried out.
These data provided an invaluable first look at U.S. population exposures and served as a basis to add statistical sampling for environmental chemicals to the current NHANES series.
The first is whether the use of imputed figures is legal under the Census Act of 1957, which the court has interpreted to prohibit the use of statistical sampling for purposes of apportionment.
The Clinton Administration wanted to use statistical sampling for the actual enumeration on which apportionment of congressional seats is determined.
The obvious fluctuation in density close to r = 0 resulted from poorer statistical sampling for shell bins of small radius.
Upholding two earlier lower court rulings, it said the 1976 census law forbids the use of statistical sampling for determining apportionment--the number of members each state gets in the House of Representatives.
The model dynamics were analysed using LHS, a biased statistical sampling method for generating plausible collections of parameter values from multidimensional distributions.
Their work utilized the spatial processing capabilities of ArcGIS and incorporated meteorological and satellite-based insolation data with statistical sampling methods for rooftop area estimation.
