Sentence examples for form of a distribution from inspiring English sources

For Mr Locke, this comes in the form of a distribution deal with Simon & Schuster, a company he says he "applauds" for their attitude to self-publishing.

This form of a distribution function usually used as an evidence that collective dynamics of a system is in "punctuated equilibrium" mode of self-organization.

From this, an analytical solution to the random defect Monte Carlo problem in form of a distribution function characterizing the fatigue limit of an arbitrary component is derived.

According to the release: It is anticipated that the transaction will take the form of a distribution of stock of TripAdvisor to Expedia stockholders or a reclassification of Expedia stock, with the holders of Expedia stock receiving a proportionate amount of TripAdvisor stock, in either case in a tax free transaction.

Calculations of infant exposure to perchlorate involve either fixed inputs, generally the central tendency value, or inputs that take the form of a distribution of values.

The Bayesian approach contains a natural mechanism for regularization in the form of a prior distribution, and a LASSO type prior distribution is used to strongly induce sparseness.

This is an overdispersed form of a Poisson distribution with mean, μ; b is a dispersion factor which broadens the distribution (b = 0, corresponds to a Poisson curve).

However, such a variable may not be included in the dataset; and as a result, the econometrician is forced to work with the marginal distribution of the observed response variable, which takes the form of a mixture distribution.

The density factors into independent distributions for each h j 2, each of which has the form of a multinomial distribution since the prior on this parameter is discrete.

The grain size distribution is temporally self-similar when scaled by the mean grain size and has the form of a gamma distribution.

It is possible that a subject's first-order belief (in the form of a probability distribution) fails to be a best response to his second-order belief (also in the form of a probability distribution), although both beliefs are optimally stated.