Sentence examples for consistency of distribution from inspiring English sources

Multi-objective fitness functions are established considering cumulative density functions and higher order moment autocorrelation functions with respect to the consistency of distribution and timing characteristics, respectively.

The assumption that the pores with size below 20 nm are not concerned with sorption leads to the consistency of distribution coefficients between batch sorption and diffusion experiments.

Moreover, we found the consistency of distribution for radioelements and basalts, concluding that the subsequent volcanism might be associated with local concentrations of radioelements in western Oceanus Procellarum and northwestern South Pole Aitken Basin.

Investors who gravitate toward closed-end funds tend to be seeking high income, which is why the level and consistency of distributions are so important.

We establish consistency of posterior distribution when a Gaussian process prior is used as a prior distribution for the unknown binary regression function.

This feature seems contradictory to the consistency of the distribution of the ellipses in the left column of Figure 3c,d.

Our method affords estimation of scaled quantiles and proportions and assures consistency of sampling distribution across scales.

We give sufficient conditions for posterior consistency of the distribution of random effects as well as regression coefficients.

3) The LSMs prepared have been evaluated to check the consistency of area distribution among the susceptibility classes from AHP and FR technique.

Results of T-test for comparing the number of spray droplet impacts, coverage of (artificial) target, spray quality parameter and relative span factor between variable-rate and conventional spraying were not significant which indicates the consistency of spray distribution in selective application.

Specimens that could not be photographed adequately for precise measurement were used to assess the validity and consistency of size distribution trends inferred from measured specimens.