Sentence examples for chance theory from inspiring English sources

There is one persistent problem with the chance theory of Broadbelt's choice of busts: Chester Alan Arthur.

Based on mean chance theory, this paper presents a new class of two-stage fuzzy random minimum risk problem (FRMRP).

In order to deal with path problems in such network, this paper introduces the chance theory and uses uncertain random variable to describe non-deterministic lengths, based on which two types of shortest path in uncertain random networks are defined.

In the "Lost Chance" theory, the United States missed the opportunity to build a friendly relationship with the CPC and prevent their later alignment with the Soviet Union.

Chance theory tells us that if we were to perform the procedure of randomisation 1,000 times, we may face a number of attempts with a number of imbalances, sometimes even in prognostically relevant variables.

Thus Mayr, in a piece [ 48] entitled "The Resistance to Darwinism and the Misconceptions on which it was Based", writes: Those authors who thought that mutations alone supplied the variability on which selection can act, often called natural selection a chance theory.

I loved his character and found that his way of analyzing profitless games of chance (probability theory) was the key to understanding how to analyze profitable games of chance (investment theory)." Four years later, Seo's hedge fund still faced two problems.

There is, however, a perfectly good pre-theoretic notion of chance: this is what probability theory was originally invented to reason about, after all.

In stressing the strategic aspects of decision making, or aspects controlled by the players rather than by pure chance, the theory both supplements and goes beyond the classical theory of probability.

The optimistic grand slam has a 46percentt chance, when theory calls for 55percentt.

After the emotion of Selection Sunday, 65 teams have the chance, in theory, to reach the Final Four.