Moreover, the stations statistics do not depend on the distance between the source and the individual stations.
He spent some time at an experimental station, applying statistics to agriculture.
A series of studies were conducted using 11 stream gauges of the province, where after reconstruction and completion of the station's statistics, a new equation was generated in terms of area and return period, using the correlation between area and a 500-year return period flood of Dicken's equation.
Evaporation was significantly related to the following variables, which were retained in the multiple regression analysis: pool surface, presence of vegetation, ambient daily mean temperature, wind and evaporation measured at a standard weather station (test statistics in Table 1).
While the remaining stations, the 'statisticsiss is variable and difficult to categorize based on altitude.
A body of work can be found on magnetometer station-specific statistics (e.g., Boteler 2001; Langlois et al. 1996; Pulkkinen et al. 2008; Thomson et al. 2011).
Radio 1 focused on the station's digital statistics, including the fact that it's YouTube channel receives 1m views per day and that 85% of this audience are 13- to 34-year-olds.
All analyses were carried out using the STATA 9 (StataCorp LP, College Station, TX, USA) statistics package.
I cannot remember how long the delirium went on, but we eventually prised ourselves away, to find ourselves comparing notes with clusters of strangers in the train, and stuffing our sheafs of statistics into station wastebaskets.
Bus drivers in Wales, university staff in Sussex, BBC staff worried about station closures – the raw statistics tell the story of declining union membership, power and militancy in an increasingly post-industrial state where individualism prevails over social solidarity.
