A typical chance-constrained programming problem has the following form: begin{aligned} & {rm Min},fleft( {x,}xi right) & s.t.
If I asked you to picture a typical entrepreneur, chances are the image in your head would be the 30-something founder of a tech startup.
It was the second day of the Special Operation Forces Exhibition in Amman, Jordan, and the temperature outside the convention center was around 80 degrees Fahrenheit, with a typical zero percent chance of rain.
If you are a typical supermarket shopper, chances are this weekend you will pop a bottle of wine into your trolley – and it will almost certainly be on discount and quite likely even half price.
Ask most people for their image of a typical scientist and chances are that they will conjure up visions of a white-coated figure tending high-tech instruments in a spotless air-conditioned laboratory or covering a well-worn blackboard with elaborate mathematical formulae in an ivy-covered building on some ancient campus.
In many ways, it was a typical artistic residency, a chance for us to realize a dream project and to involve students and the community in the process.
Nearly 20% of the 3,000 largest publicly traded companies in the U.S. change their CEO or CFO in a typical year, and the chance to put a big name in the C-suite is alluring to corporate boards, says Renny Ponvert, the founder and chief executive of Management CV, a firm that analyzes management teams and executive changes for a client base of institutional investors.
If I thought I'd be getting a typical marketing email, the chance I would open his email would be slim to none.
If you drive rather than fly the distance of a typical flight segment, your chances of getting killed increase by 65 times.
He expresses a typical fatalism about the chances of tightening American gun laws, much as he personally would like to see people put aside a Second Amendment that was adopted in 1791 at a time of Revolution.
