Unable to rely on sight for vaulting, they have developed a mathematical compensation, counting their strides toward liftoff and trusting that the repetition of training will carry them safely over the bar.
At blackjack tables, Manna was wont to test his mathematical genius by counting cards, a practice at which he got so good that he began getting blacklisted from casinos.
While the mathematical framework of counting processes automatically adjust for this, other, simpler, approaches do not.
The flexible mathematical framework of counting processes is specifically designed for handling time-to-event data on an individual level [ 21, 22].
He also inadvertently reveals his mathematical prowess by rapidly counting the star designs visible on Scully's blouse; however, his handwriting does not match the fourth sample taken from the whiteboard.
A classical statistics textbook account has been given in the first edition of [ 6] in 1980, and a definite mathematical treatment based on counting processes is included in [ 7].
The axioms of group theory, for instance, characterize what it means for a mathematical structure to count as a group, what it takes for a particular element to be the identity element of a group, and what counts as the inverse of a particular element.
WASHINGTON — President Obama's nominee to lead the Census Bureau told senators at a confirmation hearing Friday that he would not seek to use statistical sampling in the 2010 census, offering reassurance to Republicans who have long opposed any effort to adjust for inevitable counting errors using mathematical models.
The studies differ in the stain used, the number of samples chosen, the method of counting, and the mathematical formula used to obtain the estimated population from the sample populations.
