Sentence examples for infinite expectations from inspiring English sources
This controversy, like many before it and no doubt many more to come, speaks mainly of our infinite expectations about what the NHS can and should provide for us.
Miao et al. [2] obtained the density function for (R_{n2j}) for fixed sample size (m_{n}=m), they also proved that the expectation of (R_{n2j}) is finite and the truncated second moment is slowly varying at ∞. Adler [1] also claimed that all the (R_{n1j}) have infinite expectations for fixed sample size, so our theorems extended their results.
First, family members' history of migration fostered the development of infinite expectations for cure.
Perhaps an appeal to the weak law of large numbers, which allows infinite expectation, would suffice.
In particular, it is shown that the m.l.e. has infinite expectation whatever the true value of the mean being estimated.
So too the St. Petersburg paradox, in which it is supposedly absurd that one should be prepared to pay any finite amount to play a game with infinite expectation.
Any mixed strategy that gives positive and finite probability to wagering for God will likewise have infinite expectation: "wager for God iff a fair die lands 6", "wager for God iff your lottery ticket wins", "wager for God iff a meteor quantum tunnels its way through the side of your house", and so on.
[Field note, Amrani] Second, some family members used their ethnic origin or religion as source of infinite cure expectations.
Recall Schlesinger's (1994) tie-breaking principle: "In cases where the mathematical expectations are infinite, the criterion for choosing the outcome to bet on is its probability" (90).
Just as expectations of infinite growth in the tech market were exaggerated, so were reports of the death of the Old Economy.
