Sentence examples for expression of probabilistic from inspiring English sources

A percent (e.g., 25%) "probability" is a trusted numerical-verbal expression of probabilistic volcanic hazard, which is considered familiar and reliable.

While many studies suggest natural frequencies are the most widely- and well-understood numerical expression of probabilistic information (e.g., Hoffrage et al. 2000; Lipkus 2007), others (Reyna and Brainerd 2008; Keller and Siegrist 2009; Severtson and Myers 2013) advise that the effect of expression is dependent on reader numeracy skills.

There is however a much more serious issue facing the propensity definition of fitness: it has long been held to be difficult to pin down the specific mathematical expression of the probabilistic propensity that is supposed to constitute fitness altogether.

Theorem A shows the asymptotic expression of the probabilistic widths of the identity embedding from R m into ℓ q m, 1 ≤ q ≤ 2. Theorem B gives the upper estimate of Gelfand numbers of operators from ℓ 1 m into a Hilbert space, and some of its striking applications in the geometry of Banach spaces and Rademacher processes can be found in [22].

Remark 1 (a) Theorem A shows the asymptotic expression of the probabilistic widths of the identity embedding from R m into ℓ q m, 1 ≤ q ≤ 2.   (b) Theorem B gives the upper estimate of Gelfand numbers of operators from ℓ 1 m into a Hilbert space, and some of its striking applications in the geometry of Banach spaces and Rademacher processes can be found in [22].

By combining the probabilities about expression of individual genes, probabilistic GO term inference considers thus additional information which is discarded by a threshold-based enrichment analysis.

For axial loads below this level, the obtained expressions permit explicit evaluation of probabilistic characteristics of the response.

Following work by De Finetti, several authors have proposed vindications of probabilistic expressions of belief that are not based on behavioral goals, but rather on the epistemic goal of holding beliefs that accurately represent the world, e.g., Rosenkrantz (1981), Joyce (2001), Leitgeb and Pettigrew (2010), Easwaran (2013).

Many tasks require evaluating a specified Boolean expression φ over a set of probabilistic tests whose costs and success probabilities are each known.

We introduce a model of the cognitive architecture of a communicating agent, called COSMO (for "Communicating about Objects using Sensory Motor Operations') that allows a probabilistic expression of the main theoretical trends found in the speech production and perception literature.

This is a probabilistic expression of linguistic common sense.