Sentence examples for recurrence distributions from inspiring English sources

The stretched exponential form for recurrence distributions that derives from our model and the empirical finding it embodies are thus expected to also find applicability in other areas of human endeavor.

Taking texts as examples of extended discourse, we combined these research agendas by showing that word meanings are directly related to their recurrence distributions via the permutability of concepts across discourse contexts.

Introduced by Hsieh et al. (2006), the hierarchical factor segmentation (HFS) algorithm is a non-parametric, pattern-recognition procedure that exploits the recurrence distribution of separating events, an idea that traces its origins perhaps as far back as Poincaré (1890).

Retsky et al attributed the first peak of the bimodal recurrence distribution to metastases in the first two stages before surgery that are then promoted (due to angiogenesis) to the second or third stages.

The basic principle of the HFS algorithm is to use the recurrence time distribution of certain events (say, record each time output grows below a given threshold) to come up with an optimal non-parametric mixture using the maximum entropy principle of Jaynes (1957a, b).

The recurrence rate distribution is shown in Figure  2.

Here we report how fire recurrence increases the distribution of a scarce forest type in NE Spain that is dominated by the resprouter tree species Arbutus unedo.

However, these studies have been limited to discussions of qualitative comparisons of earthquake recurrences and/or slip distributions of simulated and historical earthquake sequences (e.g., Hori 2006).

To document the clinical progression of four patients with a past history of complete removal of early midface cutaneous malignancies that presented years later with isolated recurrence along the distribution of the infraorbital nerve, and to discuss the diagnostic role of early imaging to identify perineural invasion.

The recurrence risk group distribution by the 21-gene assay result and the assay's influence on adjuvant chemotherapy recommendations were obtained from a study of 104 patients.

In this large cross-sectional study of over 500 patients with erysipelas, lymphedema was the most prominent risk factors for recurrence although the distribution of predisposing conditions varies depending on the site of erysipelas.