Sentence examples for introducing the normal from inspiring English sources

We begin by introducing the normal distribution, also called the bell curve, the bell-shaped curve, and (mostly in an engineering context) the Gaussian curve.

Introducing the normal dystrophin gene into muscles could, in theory, induce cells to produce dystrophin.

Introducing the normal vector along the contour ∂ B as n = − ∇ x u / | ∇ x u | allows us to obtain the normal velocity along the contour: n ⋅ d r d t = u t | z |, (22).

Moreover, introducing the normal matrix T = X s H X s (K×K) and realizing an EVD on T = V ′ Θ ′ V ′ H, it can be shown [19] that the K eigenvalues of ⋀ ′ are the same as the K first eigenvalues of ⋀, and that v i = X s v i ′ / λ i.

In the same year, Cho et al. [9] introduced the normal Mann's iterative process and proved some strong convergence theorems for a finite family nonexpansive mapping in the framework Banach spaces.

In [11], motivated by S-iteration process, the first author has introduced the normal S-iteration process as follows: Let X be a normed space, D a nonempty convex subset of X and A : D → D an operator.

In separate blocks of trials we either re-introduced the normal gravitational torque, such that if a participant was asked to fully relax their muscles the hand fell downward, or applied a torque of the same magnitude in the opposite direction such that when completely relaxed the hand would rise upward.

In this work, we introduce the normal tissue complication probability (NTCP) model to quantify the relationship between the incidence of acute diarrhea and dose-volume effects of small bowel, which potentially identify a more specific dose-volume relationship.

We begin by introducing the general normal model for BRMA and discuss analytically why the between-study correlation can be estimated at the edge of its parameter space.

This is particularly useful for introducing the definition of normal velocity from a level-set condition, as well as establishing what it means for an interface to be linearly stable.

Kafadar (1988) introduced the univariate normal slash distribution as the resulting distribution of the ratio of a standard normal random variable (rv) and an independent uniform rv (hereafter referred to the distribution as the slash normal).