A studentized range test using a two-stage and a one-stage sampling procedures, respectively, is proposed for testing the null hypothesis that the average deviation of the normal means is falling into a practical indifference zone.
The more practical one, the zone area method, requires significant manual calculations and results in insufficient accuracy.
To cope with the practical applications, dead-zone modification method is also applied to the unknown parameter estimating strategies.
The teams discussed the practical task of zone implementation, community engagement, replicating exchanges between communities, and building local political commitment to CHPS expansion.
The effectiveness of the proposed method tests on a practical system of 20 zones [39, 40].
Some design recommendations or standards, such as FEMA-350 and Eurocode 8 Part 3, recommend reduced beam section (RBS) connections to be used in earthquake-prone zones and practical design guidelines are provided accordingly.
But interest subsidies are still a reasonably low-cost and practical answer to the zone's most pressing problem.
He has a love of innocence, a liking for mischief, and an idealism which can be relied on to reach beyond practical considerations into a zone of pure good.
Moreover, Clinton's plan to defeat ISIS is little different than Obama's, with the exception of her call for a no-fly zone, the practical benefits of which are dubious.
Here, it seems to me, is a theoretical problem that bears on the most practical side of trading zone work today".
