Sentence examples for probabilities posed from inspiring English sources

In particular, the ability to consider reliability constraints written in terms of first excursion probabilities posed on systems driven by general stochastic excitation would allow a wide variety of important design scenarios to be modeled.

From Fig. 8, it is evident that the constant jammer (with various probabilities) poses severe security thread than other jammers.

Bayes rule and the probabilities of theories posed another problem pressed on Reichenbach by Ernest Nagel in a review in Mind of the German edition of Reichenbach's The Theory of Probability (Nagel, 1936; see also Nagel, 1938).

A MCMC process was designed such that the stationary probability in pose space would equal the predicted distribution of ligands in a binding site.

At Giants Stadium on Thursday, Manning said he had no recollection of the encounter, understandable given the probability that he posed with at least half the state.

Schooldays usually posed the probability of a dangerous encounter with a bully or, far worse, a teacher.

We give in the following proposition sufficient conditions for system (4) to be asymptotically well posed in probability and to satisfy conclusions of Theorem 2.2.

Then for any initial condition w 0 ∈ E, system (4) is asymptotically well posed in probability and w ϵ satisfies the conclusion of Theorem  2.2.

Definition 2.3 A stochastic differential equation with a given initial condition is asymptotically well posed in probability if for the given initial condition, 1. a unique solution exists until a random time τ ϵ   2.

An application of the law of total probability to a problem originally posed by Christiaan Huygens is to find the probability of "gambler's ruin".

The question can be posed about the probability that these two bivalents appear in association in the same cluster, or the probability that they are not associated, nor among them, nor among other.