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Three additional considerations are required to successfully control crystallization process local conditions rather than bulk, instantaneous rates of change rather than mean values that control the relative rates of nucleation, and crystal growth.

The sensitivity was evaluated in terms of 99% confidence intervals of the mean to understand the range of mean values that may represent the entire statistical population of performance variables.

Finally, the theoretical expressions of the kinetic parameters have been applied to the experimental data corresponding to a set of glassy alloys, quoted in the literature, thus obtaining mean values that agree very satisfactorily with the published data.

Under this hypothesis, the headways experienced by users during the observation period can be considered as sampled from the entire population; in this sense, they assume mean values that are within the distribution of the mean.

Adjust feedback: When a change is detected, one or more buckets, starting from the oldest ones (i.e., the earliest created buckets), are dropped until there is not any sublist pair having mean values that differ significantly.

This figure shows that, due to the weak law of large numbers, the term is Gaussian centered to a mean value that is constant in time.

The mathematical expectation or expected value of a discrete random variable is a mean result for an infinitely large number of trials, so it is a mean value that would be approximated by a large but finite number of trials.

The approach based on discriminatory accuracy understands average effects as an idealised mean value that does not necessarily represent the heterogeneity of individual effects.

As a consequence, a trait with a mean value that is closest to its critical threshold relative to other traits will experience the strongest selection for improvement.

These initial values are sampled from a Gaussian distribution with a mean value that may be specified by the user for each sample, or for all samples without individually specified values by a command line parameter.