Sentence examples for area of the random from inspiring English sources
We are left with evaluating the Euclidean area of the random parallelogram generated by these random vectors, and using the "base times height" formula it is easy to prove this mean area is (2V_{p}).
To give a more realistic appearance, the microcalcification clusters were manually moved to the closest dense area of the random insertion point.
The confinement area for the random motion of each track is outlined (white circles).
Furthermore, for persons with a non-staining area of the mucosa, random 4-quadrant biopsy specimens were obtained at 2-cm intervals.
The products (undiluted or diluted) were painted twice weekly 50 times on the interscapular area of the skin of random-bred or CC57Br mice.
The area has the random planning of a slum in Hong Kong or Caracas, but it is a neighborhood of some opulence, and in the diminutive yards are blue swimming pools; the front wheels of parked Cadillacs are jammed against the curbs, lest they roll away down the hill.
Contrary to the Gaussian closure scheme, the non-Gaussian closure solution yields a strictly stationary response in addition to a number of complex response characteristics not previously reported in the literature of the area of non-linear random vibration.
For every cell, a reliability score was then computed as the ratio of the peak area of averaged ΔF/F traces to the peak area of averaged, random time-offset traces.
The inclusion of district variation (hreppur) within Areas as a component of the random variation was of particular importance for proper interpretation of the Mn results.
For 20-nm particles, the area of random diffusion composed only a small part of the overall trajectory, whereas directed movement occupied the main part.
Despite this, little if any work exists in the area of random error analysis on these same networks; this paper offers a perspective on the effects of random errors on egonet analysis, as well as the effects of using egonet measures as independent predictors in linear models.
