Sentence examples for distribution originally from inspiring English sources

In contrast when the classical system behaves chaotically, the energy levels of the semi-classical system take on a distribution originally derived by Eugene Wigner (1951) to describe nuclear energy spectra (for discussion see Guhr et al. 1998).

The derivation of the negative binomial distribution, as a mixture of the Poisson distribution with a gamma distribution as the mixing distribution, originally obtained by Greenwood and Yule ([1920]) constitutes a typical example.

This paper developed the analytic model of radial atmospheric pressure distribution originally proposed by Holland and discussed the distribution factor of radial typhoon pressure field (also referred to as Holland parameter β).

The SJR values ranged from 18.542 to 0.032 with a highly specific distribution, the longtail distribution, originally described by the social economist Vilfredo Pareto [15] (Fig. 1A).

The expectation, based on the relatively simple distribution originally described, is that EF-1α but not EFL should be found in all green lineages except chlorophyceans and trebouxiophyceans.

A cross between extremely strong- and weak-coloured populations of Chinook salmon exhibited a phenotypic distribution originally explained by a model involving two loci, each with two alleles [ 8].

In order to demonstrate the feasibility of ENA imaging in the Hermean environment, an empirical model of the equatorial proton distributions, originally developed for the Earth's magnetosphere, is here modified in order to be applicable to the expected conditions, according to the present knowledge of the planet.

And there's an ambitious distribution plan: originally scheduled for a two-city release, "What If... ...... will now open on 100 screens in 20 to 30 locales, with more to follow, although not without a kind of audience insurance.

The MRN grain size distribution is originally derived from the Milky Way extinction curve.

For ocean ecosystems, the gross productivity of phytoplankton and its spatial distribution are originally and strongly regulated by the available nitrogen amount, even in current conditions (Canfield et al. [2010]).

The two-parameter Birnbaum-Saunders (for short, BS) distribution was originally proposed by Birnbaum and Saunders (1969a) as a failure time distribution to describe the total time until the damage caused by the development and growth of a dominant crack grows to a critical level that would cause fracture of failure.