"She was just randomly chosen".
Both Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have released reports recently saying that the country's security services do precisely that: randomly kill civilians with no apparent connection to Boko Haram.
The study differs from a scientific survey in that the total population of living relatives of 9/11 victims is unknown and therefore could not be sampled precisely or randomly.
More precisely, these randomly occurring phenomena are modeled by stochastic variables satisfying the Bernoulli distribution.
Solid-state 13C NMR experiments were performed on a series of linear poly ethylene-co-acrylic acid) (E-AA) copoly ethylene-co-acrylicylic acid groupoly ethylene-co-acrylicndomly acidg the polyethylene bacopolymersorder to determine the impact that molar percent acid content and acid group spacing have on the structure and dynamics of these materials.
More precisely, we randomly selected for each new generation an increase in the bacterial MIC, defined as d, according to the seminormal law: fΔ(d) = With this formulation, a high probability exists that either no genetic event occurs or that such an event will only convey a small increase in MIC, although an increase to any resistance level as a result of one genetic event remains possible.
More precisely, either one randomly chosen user, which was online in run r−1, is removed from the online user set U r−1, or one previously offline user is added.
More precisely, WD selects randomly a seller for each item, and then checks whether this selection is feasible or not by verifying two equations: the chosen seller has indeed bided for that item in (3), and the supply of seller is possible because he is still active for that time slot since he started transferring electricity to the buyer in (4).
For the Wallpiercing lighting panels he developed for Flos last year, Mr. Gilad created small circles of LEDs and positioned them super-precisely, but seemingly randomly, to create delicate layers of light.
"They just shoot randomly.
