Reconsider Clifton's set of eight directions (in Figure 3) leading to a colouring constraint for the outermost points which statistically contradicts the QM statistics by a fraction of 1/17.
It introduces the Statistical and Temporal Percept Action Coupling (ST-PAC) System which statistically models the dependency between the perceptual state of the world and the resulting actions that this state should elicit.
Lesbians dropped 33% which, statistically, made them more similar to straight men than straight women.
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla .— Big Brown is lightly raced, has tender feet and is the early favorite to win the 134th Kentucky Derby, which, statistically, has proved to be the kiss of death on the first Saturday in May.
The challenge for Thursday night's exit poll is that if the result is as close as polls suggest, even an "error" of 10 seats – which statistically would be minor – could be the difference between winning or losing the election.
Clearly, the poll wouldn't have attracted nearly as much attention if it had shown Obama's approval and disapproval ratings running equal, at forty-four percent, which, statistically speaking, could quite possibly be the reality.
Bribing a footballer into receiving an early red card, for instance, offers crooked gamblers an edge which, statistically, is the equivalent of a goal.
Most Americans think that dangerous criminals, which statistically usually means young men, should go to prison for long periods of time, especially for violent offences.
Morey and others in his field are filling hard drives with information, categorizing player types, shot selection, substitution patterns, the result of every pass and the success rate of the transition 3-point attempt (which, statistically speaking, happens to be a good shot).
Both have closed, though a "Kennedy Fried Chicken" thrives still in all five New York boroughs.I spent the better part of a decade living in London, which, statistically, I was always told, is at least as international as New York.
The later corresponds to the ATRP system in which statistically less than one monomer is attached to the chain end during its active period.
