For statistics based on populations below 100, we have opted for the two-year average when erratic values have been encountered.
Human life, unlike performance art, is something people should be familiar with the commodification of, and gathering together the different workers' stories has really brought home to me how wildly erratic the monetary valuing of our endeavours is.
(The figures are hard to pin down, however, due to the erratic fluctuations in the value of a single bitcoin, particularly after the shuttering of Silk Road, which caused the currency's value to fall by twenty per cent before recovering).
Its value is erratic, swinging dramatically up and down within weeks.
Chamberlain's value, after an erratic season, is at its nadir.
The gradients or attenuation rates for each scenario however, show a linear correlation to wave height parameters at the 100 depth contour (e.g. for Hmax, R2 = 0.95), indicating that overall runup attenuation rates may be predicted well, however runup values are more erratic.
The inferior performance of the ABC method under normal, log-normal, and exponential distributions with small sample size can be explained by erratic behavior of two extreme values as an input.
This implies that coefficient estimates based on sparse categories in the data will "borrow strength" (i.e., shrink coefficients toward a common prior mean) from their neighbors in order to avoid erratic estimates and that estimated values are "smoothed" in order to better recognize the underlying patterns in the data [ 14].
A smaller ϵ T value produces a more erratic medium evolution, with occasional jumps up and down.
Annual rainfall values are low, seasonal and erratic, and range considerably from month to month with mean annual values ranging from 1,140 mm in the south to 927 mm in the north (Nathan 1970).
