Sentence examples for minute probability from inspiring English sources

It's fair to warn survivors that, with the minute probability of successful litigation, the legal system can constitute a second victimization.

Despite the minute probability of death-by-terrorist on American soil, however, spending on homeland security and counterterrorism has reportedly reached $1 trillion since 2001 -- and this figure excludes the cost of invading and securing Afghanistan and Iraq, which were certainly part of a post-9/11 overreaction.

"There are so many minute probabilities in there".

If the environment does F than O will do G and H in any order, but within 3 minutes, with probability 0.8.

Based on the conditional effect plot, we used CPR duration of 30 minutes and probability of survival of 18%% [ 1] as reference to calculate the corresponding probabilities of survival and CPR duration, respectively, for each group of patients.

(It is possible that an NEO destined for a collision with Earth also might not be discovered until the "last minute," but the probability of finding it many years before impact is much higher because NEOs make frequent passages near Earth before colliding with it).

In addition, it is found from Fig. 9a and c that the communication delay may vary dramatically in short terms (e.g., one minute) and its probability distribution changes with time periods (i.e. hourly, daily, and weekly).

Like other forecasting approaches, the MHW method surrenders when disease transmission depends on rare stochastic events (in highly-structured populations), each associated with minute (albeit finite) probabilities, governing transient disease dynamics [49].

When the distance was extended to 10 m the ARX receiver detected only 3 time intervals in 30 minutes, with a probability of detection at this distance being 1%.

The dispersal of the produced odor is calculated by taking the convolution product of the odor produced per minute and a dispersal probability function for a continuously producing source.

In the second block of trials, they will perform a walk-in-place task, (lifting the feet in time with a metronome, 100 beats per minute) to increase the probability that a foot collision will occur [ 22].