For example, rare sounds that break the regularity of an auditory sequence elicit a pre-attentive EEG response in humans called mismatch negativity (MMN [4]), and can be interpreted similarly [43], [44].
For example, if we accept a permissive definition of regularity (eg, by requiring at least one contact every 3 months) then our study is able to generate significant evidence, admitted that discontinuers experience the outcome at least 1.8-fold more than regulars (with an error of the first type of 5% and a power of 80%).
Unfortunately, if (0for details), we will lose the regularity of the space by our method.
For example, if English letters occurred with equal regularity (ignoring the distinction between uppercase and lowercase letters), the expected entropy of an average sample of English text would be log2(26), which is approximately 4.7.
High pH value benefits for the regularity of the products.
The third position argued for the regularity of natural patterns but took those patterns as amoral.
For example, if a bus is due every 8 minutes, the route's regularity rating is the percentage of buses that arrive between 4 and 12 minutes after the last bus.
After [1] and [2], many authors have devoted their energy to the study of the regularity of such solutions; see for example [3 5] and the references therein.
MDC's insistence on the regularity of mechanisms is abandoned, for example, to accommodate mechanisms that work only once or that work irregularly (Skipper and Milstein 2005; Bogen 2005; see also Section 2.1.2 below).
For hyperbolic systems which do not change the regularity of the initial value this is equivalent to assuming some regularity for the initial value.
