Sentence examples for wide range of distributions from inspiring English sources

This statistic has an excellent performance over a wide range of distributions and for small as well as large dimensions.

Furthermore, the Gini methodology relies on first-order moment assumptions, which validates its use for a wide range of distributions.

In particular, the so called Johnson's SB function, which can describe a wide range of distributions, is employed to represent different particle density distributions.

Data sets on the dimensions of both depositional and structural domains indicate that they are interrelated and show a wide range of distributions.

Using generic functional forms and a distribution structure covering a wide range of distributions, we solve analytically the complex dynamic system that arises from the introduction of these distributed delays.

Compared with traditional entropy measures, survival information potential (SIP) has many advantages, such as validity in a wide range of distributions, robustness, the simplicity in computation, and so on.

Buzzstarter works in a similar way to more traditional ad networks: It enables brands to build content marketing and social campaigns and distribute them out to a wide range of distribution sites.

Analysis of the functions of the P1/7 orthologues present in other streptococcal species identified that some functional groups are more widely conserved than others (Figure 3), and that some exhibit a wide range of distribution across the species compared.

Companies have a wide range of distribution channels available to them, and structuring the right channel may be one of the company's most critical marketing decisions.

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Also, the wide range of distribution of particles, and several orders of magnitude of differences in the mechanical properties between constituents cause a wide range of stress and strain distribution within the microstructure.