Taking their lead from Messiaen's emphasis on timbre and resonance, the spectralists during the 1970s used computers to analyze and map the acoustic properties of sound — the overtones produced by a given note, for instance — and used the information to fashion rich, strange harmonic strata.
Figure 1 depicts the empirical cumulative distribution plot for a given feature (note the significant difference to the standard normal distribution).
The IQR-based measures allow us to compare the size of effect estimates across different pollutants within the same pregnancy period, while the ORs for unit increases allow us to compare the size of estimates across different pregnancy periods for a given pollutant (note: since the distributions of pollutants are not the same across pregnancy periods, inter-quartile ranges differ accordingly).
This was done by computing the difference between the sample with the highest gene expression value and the sample with the second highest gene expression for a given gene (note that this is equivalent to using the OD method with k = 1 for the sample with the highest gene expression).
Values are expressed as the percentage difference between the measured and expected values, where each measured value is the mean for a given category (note that the number of measured data that underlies these measured values does vary between scanner and reconstruction methods).
"Nobody else can show you what the real price was for a given project," Ehrlichman noted, though he also stressed that all the data is anonymized and that you can never see the exact address of the home you are looking at.
For a given route i, we note whether at a given hour t, it has been on surge or not.
Several tab symbols indicate different methods for giving notes a "muted" sound.
If there were several notes for a given patient, the patient was classified according the same hierarchy as the notes (ER, ST and OWD): the different notes for the same patient may reflect changeability in the expression of WD.
Moreover, we note, for a given set of estimated parameters, much better performance of the optimal detectors due to the joint spatial and phase discriminations between the sources.
