Sentence examples for statistical apparatus from inspiring English sources
But the statistical apparatus that surrounds it is almost impenetrable.
Shortcomings in the statistical apparatus with regard to income data thus blur our perception of mobility inequalities and impede investigation of the links between daily travel, poverty and social exclusion.
The possibility of relating the morphology of fracture surfaces forming during cracking of concretes modified with the addition of metakaolinite to the fracture toughness, as expressed by the critical stress intensity factor KIcS, is explored in the paper using statistical apparatus.
Nevertheless, the statistical apparatus in ministries of transport usually relies solely on these measures [4, 7, 14, 35].
On the contrary, if REDD is to be implemented through national REDD programs, the existing statistical apparatus might be sufficient to handle additional REDD monitoring requirements.
It's a quirk of the U.S. statistical apparatus that residential rents count for 29% of the measured rate of consumer price inflation.
By providing a suitable statistical mechanical apparatus to handle the biomolecular interface, the book becomes uniquely positioned to address core problems in molecular biophysics.
The point to bear in mind is that, once the quantum-logical skeleton L(H) is in place, the remaining statistical and dynamical apparatus of quantum mechanics is essentially fixed.
But, as von Neumann remarks at the beginning of his discussion of measurement in quantum mechanics (von Neumann, 1955, section VI.3), it is impossible to obtain in this way the correct distribution of results for all intial states, unless the statistical mixtuure describing the apparatus before the measurement already depends upon the incoming state of the system to be measured.
Statistical comparisons of all feeding apparatus characters in relation to head capsule volume, galeal length or galeal volume were made using SPSS, version 15.0 (SPSS Inc).
Based on the obtained results, the statistical relations between the two alternative apparatuses were then thoroughly described.
