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The marginal distributions of U t), t = 0, 1,… are uniformly distributed on [0, 1], but, in contrast to the case of independent identically distributed random variables, the entire sequence can be predicted from knowledge of U 0).

This experimental study investigated the effect of frequency, magnitude and direction of oscillation on the postural stability of standing subjects and whether response to rotational oscillation can be predicted from knowledge of response to translational oscillation.

Dubnium is a very short-lived element, ∼60 s, whose properties have not been extensively studied, but can be predicted from knowledge of the other members of the Group V metal oxides.

(Casti 1997), like Lewes associates emergence with dynamic systems whose behavior arises from the interaction among its parts and cannot be predicted from knowledge about the parts in isolation.

A difference in attitude could also be predicted from knowledge of all but personal prayer and church attendance, with young males attending a protestant school studying more than one science being associated with a positive attitude toward science.

The findings from this survey showed that, in general, differences in scientism could not be predicted from knowledge of any of the factors listed above, barring personal prayer, which showed a negative correlation.

There is very little in the 390 pages of Venter's autobiography that could have been predicted from knowledge of his genome.

Maintenance energy requirements have been predicted from knowledge on mature weight, condition score and milk production potential [ 3].

The results suggested that the perception of random vibrations can be predicted from a knowledge of the perception of its component vibrations.

The chlorides, bromides, and iodides (i.e., the halides) of the actinoids are, for the most part, isostructural for any one halide, and the structure type can be predicted from a knowledge of the ionic radius.

The experimental evidence also indicates that the mechanically induced transformation sequence is different from the thermally induced transformation sequence, implying that the mechanical behaviour of the alloy cannot be predicted from the knowledge of the thermally induced transformations based on the Clausius Clapeyron correlation between stress and temperature.