Sentence examples for frequent states from inspiring English sources

Here, old-growth is defined as the most frequent states that develop in the steady state predicted with equation (3) in the absence of harvest (Zhou and Buongiorno 2006).

Figure 5 illustrates graphically the most frequent states and regimes through a set of simplexes of some representative runs.

Because character states that only appear once receive the same weight than highly frequent states, a considerable loss of information may occur.

Of the six states with the highest number of Alzheimer's disease cases (California, Florida, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Texas) [ 15], all but Texas (ranked 10th) were in the top 6 most frequent states.

We also found that the 10 most frequent states in models with two covariates are California, Virginia, Florida, New York City (treated as state), Alabama, Ohio, Tennessee, North Carolina, New Hampshire and New Mexico.

This seems to be a robust feature of the dynamics of these networks since this pair of most frequent states is present in the wild and mutated networks though they are not the same among the networks.

They were upset and agitated, a frequent state of affairs in the Davis camp.

Christopher Plummer stars as a man suffering from dementia and living in a nursing home in a frequent state of confusion.

At the Independent on Sunday, his final berth, Watkins left Peter Wilby in a frequent state of "disgruntlement and disillusionment".

The investigators who wrote the report suggested new laws requiring more frequent state inspections, paid for by hundreds of dollars in annual fees for cab companies.

Bigger companies, like Yellow Cab and Metro, she said, could more easily absorb the costs of the proposed fee increases, and the additional repair costs that could come from more frequent state inspections.