Sentence examples for statistical ensemble from inspiring English sources

In fact, under the assumptions (i) and (ii), the statistical ensemble of liposomes becomes a set of statistically independent realizations, so that both closing events and the associated closing times τ elapsed from the beginning of the experiment are mutually independent random variables and linear averaging can be applied to define mean quantities.

Her work suggesting that reality could be understood only by a kind of statistical ensemble of observers, none of whom could see the whole universe, earned her a share of first prize of a "young researcher's competition" for scientists under 32.

We therefore asked how much ς varies over the statistical ensemble of ϕ.

This stochastic dynamics generates a statistical ensemble with the probability density obeying a Fokker Planck equation.

The MD simulation was done at the NVT statistical ensemble (i.e., a constant number of particles, volume and temperature).

Statistical ensemble postprocessing always requires computer software for data processing, model fitting, forecast generation, and forecast verification.

Unfortunately, small FG objects consist only of a few voxels and hence represent poor statistical ensembles for the EM algorithm, resulting in inaccurate parameter estimates.

Spector and Grant ([1970]) showed that logarithmic radial-power spectra of gridded magnetic data contain constant-slope segments that can be interpreted as arising from statistical ensembles of sources, or equivalent source layers, at different depths.

Here we extend it to grand-canonical statistical ensembles governed by chemical potentials or chemical potential differences, by sampling energy minima corresponding to the various relevant sizes or compositions.

Entropy and information, the two central concepts of Shannon's theory of information and communication, are often confused with each other but play transparent roles when applied to statistical ensembles (i.e., identically prepared sets) of symbolic sequences.

The coexistence of two statistical ensembles for some flow conditions gives evidence for the existence of two regimes (or two length scales) of structure formation: break-up and coalescence.