Sentence examples for frequency of instances from inspiring English sources

Lewis rejected the view that probabilities are empirically based estimates of the limiting value of the frequency of instances of a property in a population, and thus expressed in non-terminating judgments, for two reasons.

Over many resampled pairs, the frequency of instances when this inequality was true gave us the probability that the difference in word usage between the two communities could have happened by chance if words were randomly distributed amongst communities.

When considering the construal of death as a process, an increase in frequency of instances of death and killing, effective forms and elaborating processes were observed in the guerrilla subcorpus in this period.

We calculated the frequency of instances for each category of usability issue and summary statistics (median, minimum, maximum, mean and standard deviation) for acceptability items.

Numbers represent the frequency of instances in which a gesture was used with each function; the criteria for identifying function were based on recipient reactions, so only cases where a clear effect could be discerned were used in this analysis.

Based on the frequency of PHI instances observed in the gold standard corpus (before PHI enrichment), an estimated 474 instances of PHI per 100,000 words should exist in the test corpus.

The Brexit corpus size is 1,641,903 tokens and within this, the term 'Brexit' has a total frequency of 2,435 instances.

Reliable data on the frequency of past instances of rapid coastal change are difficult to obtain, often because long-term (background) change is not monotonic but also because data are often difficult to isolate and interpret because of the effects of other processes contributing to coastal evolution over the time periods involved.

Valencia and Amaro showed up as fake #NoFilter filters with a decent amount of frequency, for instance, proving you can't trust people who take vanity pictures of themselves in bathroom mirrors to be 100percentt honest all of the time.

The frequency of these sneaky instances is impossible to gauge, but Mr. Saft has a suspicion.

In the frequentist approach, pioneered by Philip Resnik [ 23], the relative frequency of encountering an instance of a term in a text corpus, or database is used to quantify the information content of the term.