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This PDF is estimated assuming a normal distribution (a common approach for modeling the received power) with mean and standard deviation in base of the samples gathered in the calibration phase (as represented by the module characterization in Fig. 2).

This finding points to a patchy distribution, a common phenomenon, which other studies has been suggested to be related to the inhomogenous occurrence of food, predation, and/or displacement by larger animals (see Giere, 2009).

For example, the normal distribution is a common distribution for statistical comparisons involving continuous data.

The unimodal GC distribution is a common feature of dicotyledons, whereas bimodal distribution is common in monocotyledons [ 17, 25].

QLT handle linear experimental variations by rescaling all array distributions onto a common average distribution with a linear transformation, revealing any remaining nonlinear experimental variations as deviations of the QLT distributions from the average reference distribution.

Since we can regard people's natural talents as a matter of luck, it is appropriate, Rawls thinks, to regard their distribution as a "common asset and to share in the benefits of this distribution whatever it turns out to be".

This feature of the gamma distribution facilitates numerical calculations by making it possible to compute the distribution of sums of independent gamma distributions with a common α value and, correspondingly, the product of independent log gamma distributions or reciprocal log-gamma distributions having a common α value, using only the incomplete gamma function and elementary functions.

Dow Jones said The Journal's circulation programs were fully disclosed and certified and that sponsored distribution was a common practice among newspapers.

Generally, the distribution showed a common trend in which a linear proportionality was present.

However, there is no guarantee that the distribution follows a common market law.

The interfacial potential was controlled by the distribution of a common tetralkylammonium (TAA+) ion.