Sentence examples for variance of the first from inspiring English sources

OK, the variance of the sum of two random variables is the variance of the first random variable, plus the variance of the second random variable, plus twice the covariance of the random variables.

The paragraphs on "trade and navigation" and the necessity for secrecy and dispatch in the management of foreign policy (the last, a time-tested favorite of Jay's) similarly caused Jay stylistic problems, but they also include a variance of the first importance from the final version.

end{aligned}Again, the variance of the first term is (V_{f}=0.01095).

The same holds for the variance of the first estimated central DOA.

Factor 1, "skills-ICT capability/capacity", the highest barrier to innovation in the GNSI, accounts for 33.524 % of the total variance explained (TVE) and is responsible for 63.52 % of the variance of the first variable "quality of technically trained manpower" and 61.62 % of "rate of access" to ICT.

When the number of samples becomes larger, e.g., Ns 2 = 2α N s, the variance of the first stage coarse energy detection result changes to 2/(2α N s ) = 1 / (α N s ), and hence Δ should be set as a 1 / ( α N s ) accordingly.

We show that although the asymptotic variance of the second-step GMM estimator may not have a closed form expression, it can be well approximated by sieve variances that have simple closed form expressions.

Remarkably, the range element of the correlation term is so significant that it is several times larger than the range variance of the second-order term (SOT) and four orders of magnitude larger than the variance of the range measurement.

Thus, only in this case a low variance of the first-period late accounting signal (low (gamma)) is valuable, as it allows to induce a positive first-period effort at comparatively low cost.

Particularly, at the end of the first period the principal considers solely the variance of the second-period compensation given the information obtained in the first period.

In addition to the variables of real interest, the Plackett-Burman design considers insignificant dummy variables, which are introduced to evaluate the experimental error and the variance of the first-order model.