Sentence examples for place digits from inspiring English sources

The uniform distribution produces a uniform distribution of first- and second place digits, as was to be expected.

Third, and most importantly, the examples demonstrate the link between the distribution of a random variable on the one hand and the first-and second place digits' distributions on the other hand.

When the cards are added together, the digits in the tens places are dropped, making the ones place digit the score.

The exponential distribution produces first- and second-place digits' distributions coming close to the Newcomb-Benford distribution.

Analyzed were the distributions of the following five variables plus their first- and second-place digits' distributions.

As for the sample sizes, results will be given in a reduced manner, namely for the first- and the second-place digits only.

The first- and second-place digits' distributions are shown in Figure 3 on the right, whereby observed values are represented by bars, values expected according to the NBL by a line.

The closer the shape of the distribution of a random variable comes to that of a survival distribution or a distribution behaving like a survival distribution, the better follows the first- and second-place digits' distributions the NBL.

Nevertheless, based on the Pearson chi-squared goodness-of-fit test (5% significance level), all of the first- and second-place digits' distributions are compatible with the NBL, with one exception: the first-place digit's distribution of the bibliography data clearly fails to fit the NBL; see Table 9.

Thereby, the fit to the NBL was tested formally by chi-square goodness-of-fit tests of the first- and second-place digits' distributions, whereas the fit of the observed variable's distribution to a survival distribution of unspecified form was informally assessed by visual inspection.

Further, it generalizes to the second-place digit.