Sentence examples for coincidence factor from inspiring English sources
The procedure is based on a set of data that can be surveyed and/or assumed in rural areas, and it relies on a stochastic bottom-up approach with correlations between the different load profile parameters (i.e. load factor, coincidence factor and number of consumers) in order to build up the coincidence behavior of the electrical appliances.
The gamma coincidence factor (GCF) (Kistler et al. 1997) measures how many spikes of the model coincide with the real spikes of the neuron (with the required tight condition of 2 ms accuracy), normalized to chance level (i.e. if the two were spiking in their mean rate but completely independent of each other).
The model can efficiently support green-field cases, particularly avoiding or integrating the traditional assumptions, such as load and coincidence factors (usually employed to determine the contractual electrical power), which provide a static view of the power needs of the system.
America's shale-gas boom was fuelled by a coincidence of factors: "open access" pipeline regulation, which inspired wildcat exploration; abundant drill-rigs and other infrastructure; and strong property rights, whereby landowners own the rights to minerals beneath their holdings.
For days after November's smog spell, many Delhi officials responded by blaming a coincidence of factors, including agricultural burnings in the neighboring states of Punjab and Haryana and the impact of a cyclone off the southern coast.
By sheer coincidence, but a factor far from overlooked by the IRB members, the Olympic movement is expected to decide this October whether to include rugby Sevens for the 2016 Games.
Since only a limited number of tagged ESTs is available per contig the factor coincidence should not be completely excluded.
Her son's improvement could have been attributed to one or more factors: coincidence, methotrexate or the alternative therapies.
Mr. Gordon of Northwestern asserts that the Clinton administration benefited from an "extraordinary coincidence" of favorable factors that kept the dollar strong even as investment flowed in.
One must also study their interaction effects, to guarantee that the overall organization is resilient to the coincidence of unfavorable factors as much as possible.
