Sentence examples for bounds of probability from inspiring English sources

Like the Martian dreams of most Earthlings, it seemed beyond all bounds of probability.

But, while it makes a tough, gripping spectacle in Matthew Dunster's exciting production, it also occasionally stretches the bounds of probability.

It's not beyond the bounds of probability that Churchill occasionally sent out a double of himself to wave a hat and a cigar at the public.

She admitted that "some" of the characters and events in the book are "masterly in conception", but also said Jane and Rochester did things "utterly beyond the bounds of probability", lamented the novel's "coarseness of language" and spent pages and pages lambasting the "crying mischief" the book does in presenting such an "unregenerate and undisciplined spirit" as Jane Eyre.

This curve can be generated using no more than 16 numbers, does not violate the normal bounds of probability, is not affected by Runge;s phenomenon, and preserves the total risk in each age band.

The design values and the first three statistical moments of the critical loads are calculated and the results are referred to the upper bound of probability distribution of corrosion loss of weight.

An extra task is maintaining probabilities of completed chart entries (and perhaps bounds on probabilities of incomplete entries, for pruning purposes).

Finally, we derive the optimum power allocation for the proposed system by minimizing the upper-bound on probability of error, and we are able to provide the optimum power transmission strategy to the source and relay nodes for data transmission.

This paper reviews another method, which poses the calculation of the bounds of the probability of failure as a reliability-based-design-optimization problem.

Only occasionally did delegates stretch the bounds of political probability, as when Turkey (the State University of New York at New Paltz) resolved the Cyprus crisis by withdrawing its forces in a bargain with Greece (Kean College of New Jersey in Union) that allowed it to join the European Community.

It can be used for the estimation of the bounds of the probability of failure of structural systems when there is both aleatory and epistemic uncertainty in the representation of the input variables.