Sentence examples for universal statistics from inspiring English sources

The unified language of physicalism guarantees the public and social character of knowledge in the form of universal statistics, often neglected or kept secret in capitalist systems.

Neurath emphasized that with a universal statistics of specific units 'naturalal calculation' is applicable in all cases where there is talk of 'quantities of welfare'.' (ibid., 72) But this leads to a less reductionistic kind of conceptual unification.

Using a systematic critical analysis, we show that non-spatial models are not capable of robustly describing the universal statistics observed in proliferating epithelia, indicating strong spatial correlations between cells.

Another possibility is to modify PSI-BLAST to use the hybrid alignment algorithm (Yu and Hwa 2001; Yu et al., 2002), which is probabilistic, naturally accepts PSSMs with position-specific gap costs, and has well-characterized, universal statistics.

Ever pragmatic, Haze signed with Universal, based on "their statistics, their success rate and the fact that I got a pretty damn good deal outta them".

Feigenbaum's analysis provides"universal" scaling laws and statistics which characterize turbulent motions" arising via the period-doubling route.

Very recently, Nakamura et al. [3] also studied the nature of human behavioral organization, specifically how resting and active periods are interwoven throughout daily life, and found that the duration statistics exhibit universal behavior, which can be generalized across individuals.

With such convincing statistics, we anticipate universal acceptance of RST-PAL pallets.

The algorithm requires no a priori knowledge of source statistics (hence is "universal"), is particularly elegant, has a very low computational complexity, and produces very compact descriptions of large alphabets.

Very few sub-Saharan African countries currently have or are close to having effective systems for national universal civil registration and vital statistics (CRVS; registering all citizens, including births, deaths and cause of death, and using those data effectively in national statistics).

The statistics showing an almost universal childlessness among unmarried women in Ethiopia suggest the absence of any place in the society for unmarried women with children [ 20].