Human natural language is good up to a point and has evolved to describe what we typically encounter in the world.
The public spaces in which we typically encounter others – commuter trains, jostling pavements – conspire to project a demeaning picture of our identities, which undermines our capacity to hold on to the idea that every person is necessarily the centre of a complex and precious individuality.
Aristotle thought that proper mixing could occur when substances of comparable amounts are brought together to yield other substances called 'compounds.'[2] Accordingly, the substances we typically encounter are compounds, and all compounds have the feature that there are some ingredients from which they could be made.
We typically encounter fat tails within institutions and markets characterized by complexity, with circuitous feedback loops possessing multiple nodes, intersections, and choice points.
However, in our daily lives we typically encounter sounds that are physically much more complex than pure tones.
Historically, early antimicrobial therapy in these environments has included agents without enhanced coverage against ESBL-producing bacteria, due to concern for further selection of antimicrobial resistance, and the fact that we have not typically encountered those resistant pathogens early after injury [ 34].
Using two empirical applications with data distributions typically encountered in practice, we compared the performance of the beta regression methods to that of the commonly used LMM.
In an income modeling setting, as Pareto observed, heavy tailed distributions are typically encountered and, for this reason, we will concentrate on the Pareto (II) sub-model.
Herein, we extend the cross-correlated relaxation method to highly crowded NMR spectra typically encountered for IDPs.
However, we cannot exclude the possibility of miscapturing fluctuations of small spatial scale, typically encountered at depths smaller than 1 m [ 22].
