Sentence examples for use a random variable from inspiring English sources

In the waiting phase, we use a random variable to describe how long time it takes until node movements have restructured the topology in such a way that the packet can be forwarded again.

Wind generation output at a specific time spot is usually uncertain and cannot be described as a deterministic variable, so it is broadly accepted to use a random variable, subject to a statistical distribution, to represent it [25].

The ASME B&PV Code, Section III equations (NC 3673.2 and ND 3673.2) to calculate B2 are proposed to be revised using a random variable (K), for which detailed statistics (including the cumulative distribution function) are provided.

We simulate the OLLL-SN distribution (with μ=0,α=0.2,0.5,β=−0.5,0.7,0.7) from Eq. (5) by using a random variable U having a uniform distribution in (0,1).

The phase of each entry in the predefined analog beams is generated using a random variable distributed uniformly between 0 and 2π.

For the t-distribution setting, the expression intensities for cases are simulated using a random variable plus a location shift.

Using a random, variable PNS paradigm, we carried out initially a detailed developmental screen on both strains.

For time spent outside of the study area, we used a random variable with a lognormal distribution whose mean was the average estimated traffic B[ a]P concentration on Long Island during the relevant period, based on 5-year intervals.

The factor graph encodes the state of a cell using a random variable for each entity X={ x1, x2,…, x n } and a set of m non-negative functions, or factors, that constrain the entities to take on biologically meaningful values as functions of one another.

The number of channels that SUs can use is a random variable, which depends on the PUs' service probability distributions.

Comparing with the existence of weak solution to the MHD equations without any stochastic effect (see e.g. [16]), the main difference of the weak solution obtained in this paper is the use of a random variable ((rho(cdot,omega),mathbf{u}(cdot,omega), mathbf{H}(cdot,omega ))), for a.a. (omegainmathcal{O}).