Sentence examples for set of dummies from inspiring English sources

Christopher Smith Jose Mourinhoo a new set of dummies for his birthday, must have spat all the old ones out by now.

D cl includes a set of dummies for the time required to walk between the community and the closest HF.

YEAR t represents a set of dummies for each year over the study period (from 1998 to 2012).

Specification 3 includes the base specification plus a set of dummies for the highest ranked campus a student was admitted to.

Y it represents income, just as in the theory section, but in this regression Y it will be included as a set of dummies indicating the quartile of the income distribution to which an individual belongs.

The variable Migrant is a dummy indicative of whether the respondent is foreign-born that, in alternative specifications, is substituted for a set of dummies indicative of the region of the world where the migrant is from.

An analysis of variance (ANOVA) or fixed effects model is a way of allowing for school effects, which involves explanatory variables as a set of dummy variables that indicate the school to which a student belongs.

In exchange, Tokyo Sowa is said to have created a set of dummy companies on its own, which then lent money to the consumer finance companies and other clients that had helped it artificially inflate its capital base.

A reporter on the set of "Dummy" found himself wondering how performers get into their parts, how they inhabit characters who, say, live in demented households, talk through dummies, sing in rock groups called the Botanical Booger Ensemble and surreptitiously smash gifts at the weddings they stage.

When initial training is given on a simulated task (e.g., learning to operate a set of dummy controls in preparation for a second task of acquiring a complicated skill, such as flying an airplane), negative transfer effects frequently appear during the initial stages of learning the second task and then give way with further training to generally positive transfer effects.

Where I k is a set of dummy variables indicating the five different regions of origin and Q j is a set of dummy variables for a quintile of the earnings distribution of first generation earnings.