Sentence examples for possibility of ties from inspiring English sources

We assume throughout this section that the observed data, {Xij} is essentially a random sample from some continuous probability distribution function F. Hence, the possibility of ties has a probability of zero.

possibility of ties to skin cancer when used at concentrations greater than 20%.

Even the mastermind and novelist behind Game of Thrones, George R.R. Martin, has hinted at the possibility of tying up the TV series with a feature film.

Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld indicated last month that he was leaning toward scaling back the 24-hour fighter jet patrols, and raised the possibility of tying the intensity of the patrols to different levels of threats against the United States, as assessed by the government.

So suddenly we had 62, not 61 Senators -- and the real possibility of tie votes.

This test was considered the most appropriate given the possibility of tied scores between the PHQ-9 and SF-36 bodily pain.

This opened the possibility of tying the mundane routines of street-level work across urban space (and over days and lives) to expansive civic imaginaries – reaching out towards national spaces and futures – that are remarkably similar across radically different political ideologies and aspirations.

He even mooted the possibility of a tie-up between the paper and the Guardian.

This is one of the three conditions demanded by SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon in relation the possibility of a tie-up with Miliband.

The commission does "not want to preclude" the possibility of a tie-up with Northern Rock to create a "new challenger bank".

"BNP Paribas clarifies that it has ceased to study the possibility of a tie-up with Société Générale," BNP Paribas said in a statement, adding that the conditions that would have allowed it "to realize a shareholder- value-creating merger, are not met".