It is very common to characterize these encounter times using exponentially distributed random variables.
Because such employees are generally considered disloyal, it has been common to characterize them as traitors, snitches, weasels, squealers, or rats.
Over the course of years, the consensus in the 17th and early 18th Centuries on thesis (2) was lost sight of, and it became common to characterize Newton's opponents as denying that there is a fact of the matter as to whether a body is in true motion and maintaining instead that all motion is merely relative motion.
However, in the HMM, it is common to characterize each hidden state by a single Gaussian distribution.
It is common to characterize tests by sensitivity (proportion of true positives detected) and specificity (proportion of false-positives).
In panels C and D, the fluctuations imposed on d are oscillatory, at fixed frequencies, and the effect of different feedback gains is considered (in engineering it is common to characterize the responses of systems to sinusoidal perturbations because, as discussed below, time-varying perturbations can always be decomposed into sums of sinusoids).
Further, federal fire managers exhibit decision biases and heuristics that are common to environments characterized by significant complexity and uncertainty, which can lead to suboptimal decisions and outcomes (Thompson 2014).
Both General Manager Steve Phillips and Manager Bobby Valentine used a common expletive to characterize Clemens's behavior, and Piazza said that he had no respect for Clemens.
Confidence intervals (CIs) are common methods to characterize the uncertain output of experimental measurements, process design calculations and simulations.
Laboratory repeated triaxial loading tests and field falling weight deflectometer (FWD) are two common ways to characterize the resilient modulus (Mr) of subgrade soils.
It is therefore unnecessary to specify both Ka and Kb, and it has become common practice to characterize an acid base pair by Ka only, which may be termed the acidity constant of A B in the solvent SH.
