Sentence examples for random agglomeration from inspiring English sources

Her other big single this year, Anaconda, is less verse-chorus-verse and more a random agglomeration of potential memes.

The TiO2 film is constructed by a random agglomeration of tiny-sized TiO2 nanocrystalline particles.

Subsequent growth of these nuclei results in the formation of particles with a narrow size distribution; whereas at high concentration, random agglomeration between particles may occur resulting in an increase in particle size.

Mr. Haberman led the industry committee that chose the bar code over other contenders — circles, bull's-eyes and seemingly random agglomerations of dots — in 1973.

The following models for SIR were used: (1) Poisson regression with agglomeration-specific nonspatial random effects; (2) Poisson regression with agglomeration-specific spatial random effects.

In the nonspatial GLMM presented here, the agglomeration-specific random effects, assumed to be independent, introduced extra-Poisson variation in EC counts but ignored between-agglomeration spatial correlation.

A nonspatial GLMM for the number of cases can be specified as (3) log (μ i ) = log (E i ) + (X β ) i + u i where ui is the random effect (one for each agglomeration).

In contrast, the spatial GLMMs explicitly defined spatially-structured random effects, accounting for between-agglomeration spatial correlation but not addressing extra-Poisson variation, which would have required a second set of agglomeration-specific random effects.

First, it has often been supposed that, if the belief in an overall pattern is abandoned, one is obliged to acquiesce in the view that the historical process consists of no more than an arbitrary succession of occurrences, a mere agglomeration or patchwork of random incidents and episodes.

From the results, a strong tendency toward random channel clogging caused by particle agglomeration is related to increase in particle concentrations and fluid dynamic viscosity as a consequence of lubrication effect on particles contacts.

These random effects represent the influence of agglomeration i that is not captured by the observed covariates.