Sentence examples for tosses of the from inspiring English sources

The CZ analysis reduces the two source extractor problem to a situation where we have many good players who toss truly uniform (or t-wise independent) bits, and few bad players who choose their bits after seeing the coin tosses of the good players, i.e., they are arbitrarily correlated with the good bits.

He didn't ask about our worlds and was oblivious to our lives; instead, he communicated everything with his throws — from the playful and tender tosses of the spherical kitchen sponge that we kept aloft to beat our record, to the overhead slam of the Ping-Pong ball that stung my skin and left a little red welt.

That is, if you've seen a hundred tosses of the coin, seeing it land heads doesn't affect your belief much, while if you've not seen any tosses of the coin, seeing it land heads has a bigger effect on your beliefs.

Whereas a simple statistical hypothesis might say, for example, "the chance of heads on tosses of the coin is precisely.65", a composite statistical hypothesis might say, "the chance of heads on tosses is either.65 or.75", or it may be a directional hypothesis that says, "the chance of heads on tosses is greater than.65".

For instance, there is not just a fact of the matter about how many actual tosses of a given coin will land heads; there is also a fact of the matter about the frequency of heads amongst hypothetical further tosses of the same coin.

His return tosses of the 16-pound ball attached to a wire and handle went farther than the initial throws.

There's a toss-of-the-coin element that always gets an audience going.

The choreography has a refreshing toss-of-the-head feel to it, but this dance is no slouch.

We can regard this as a single trial of a thousand-tosses-of-the-coin experiment.

The next year will be his final toss of the dice.

It's a question of a toss of the coin".