But in science, the phrase can mean data arranged with exquisite precision.
The two most common are the mode, the value that occurs most frequently in a set of data, and the median, which is the middle value in a complete list of all the data arranged from smallest to greatest.
Only in this booklet will you find thousands of useful general knowledge data, arranged in question and answer form, that your sons and daughters need to pass the civil service entrance examination, the bank entrance examination, the police entrance examination, and many other exams which are needed to win the rat race.
L-Moments are based on probability-weighted moments (PWMs), for the data arranged in ascending order.
The data arranged in the order of increasing relative permittivity will be very useful for scientists, industrialists, engineers and students working on current and emerging applications of microelectronics.
Earlier computer databases had fields of data arranged in a rigid way; Codd's notion was that disparate data sets could be combined by linking fields they have in common (say, a customer number).
In addition to preparing original papers from scratch with data provided by their clients, China's paper-selling companies fabricate data, arrange to add scientists' names to already accepted papers, and sell finished manuscripts.
Marriage data (arranged versus courtship, presence versus absence of brideservice or brideprice, and low versus high levels of polygyny) were reconstructed by mapping variation onto mtDNA phylogenies.
The LLM method is appropriate for multivariate data arranged in contingency table format.
Marginal and multilevel statistical techniques have been developed to deal with data arranged in a natural hierarchy [ 15, 16, 24].
Ethical priorities require, first and foremost, a whole new field of data arranged for comparable risk-analyses.
