You would have thought, on the law of averages, it was England's turn to succeed. |
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He averages just under a strikeout per inning and should develop into a top power pitcher. |
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With the regularity and volume of drugs and treatment that I undergo, the law of averages would suggest that a mistake could be made. |
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Well, but that's called coincidence or that's called by the nature of law of averages. |
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He also topped the Yorkshire League batting averages during his time at Clifton Park, and did likewise while playing in the Bradford League. |
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Conversely, cost estimators are based on averages or generalizations that do not take into account the individual management abilities of a farm. |
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We prefer big hitters who can't field a lick to gold-glove shortstops with their.243 batting averages. |
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With earned run averages shooting skyward, pitchers will be delighted if plate umpires give them the high strike this season. |
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European countries have high taxation, and because there are lots of them, this distorts the calculation of crude averages. |
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The mall in Koramangala averages 50,000 footfall on weekends and around 30,000 on weekdays. |
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On the flip side, some corporations set professional wages based on national versus regional averages. |
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It seems strange and spooky and ironic, though it is merely the operation of the law of averages. |
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The law of rhythm obeys the law of averages, thereby insuring us against continuous bad luck. |
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For instance, bone thickness at inion averages 10.3 mm for A. afarensis and 12.8 mm for A. africanus. |
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Of course, averages invite comparisons, and this figure varies hugely from car to car. |
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Moreover, not only Fs but also Ds are frowned on, and grades are regularly inflated to achieve C averages. |
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Average clustering coefficients and standard deviations of the averages for node degree bins are shown. |
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The study was based on a hypothetical, 40-million-gallon-per-year ethanol plant and national averages. |
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After so many hits, the law of averages demanded a clinker from the Kennedy Center's Sondheim Celebration, and got it with A Little Night Music. |
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The company claims response and click-through rates are in the double digits, while the return on investment averages 200 to 300 percent. |
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It seems that there is some force at work that is not completely subject to the usual laws of nature or of averages. |
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Haywood averages two offensive rebounds and outrebounds freshman shooting guard Forte by.8 per game. |
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He averages 40 with a high strike rate of 75 runs per 100 balls and has the knack of taking important wickets at crucial times. |
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The 28-year-old averages about a goal every other match in league competition, a superb strike rate in Italy. |
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Culdrose also averages more than 200 call-outs a year, from sailors taken off sinking vessels in stormy seas to people injured in cliff falls. |
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The graph shows the averages and standard errors of the relative translation levels in three independent experiments. |
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Local weather patterns are highly variable, and only long-term changes in averages have any significance. |
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Therefore, those shares with a valuation above the two market averages could be considered to be expensive. |
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Panorama averages 475 centimetres of snowfall annually, one of the lowest totals in the East Kootenay. |
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The laws of gravity, optics, and acceleration represent averages, not the quirky behavior of each single nanoparticle. |
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More higher revving, multivalve 4-and 6-cylinder designs are replacing the old guard, bringing the fleet averages much closer to their rivals. |
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Unfortunately, this race is so tight that systematic error, and late-breaking undecideds, overwhelm the predictive power of the averages. |
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In the calculation of their value, both moving averages use the closing prices of whatever period is measured. |
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Similarly, techniques to graph moving averages and interpret their changes should be included in agricultural marketing courses. |
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The site, which averages 4.7 million users a month, plans to monetize those eyeballs by delivering them to advertisers. |
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Among those with more than 7000 test runs, he tops the averages along with Wally Hammond. |
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The law of averages caught up with the Betas, however, on their self-titled debut full-length. |
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But the current batting and bowling averages give a clue as to some of the weaknesses which are partly responsible for their sorry plight. |
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Figure 4 shows five-year moving averages of the mean absolute value of the ratio of the current account balance to GDP for twelve countries. |
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For each proxy, whether we use unweighted or weighted averages, either 7 or 8 out of 11 mean alphas are negative. |
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We calculated country level rates of breast feeding by age group as infant population weighted averages of age specific feeding rates. |
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In the early 18th century, the English mathematician Roger Cotes computed weighted averages of measurements made by different astronomers. |
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The common iora ranges in length from 5.5 to 6 inches, and has a weight that averages about a 0.5 ounces. |
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The greenish-colored vein averages 2-4 feet in width and is composed of epidote, quartz, and calcite. |
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A wind rose is a graphic chart that averages these recorded wind directions and speeds and plots them about a circle. |
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The kilojoule value of some of these drinks varies slightly between brands and the figures are averages. |
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Let's not forget that the Dodgers were also last in the N.L. in batting, on-base, and slugging averages as well as runs scored. |
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In this study, 5-year moving averages are used to estimate the mean value of each commodity. |
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The ideal size on a national basis averages out to 2.4 children per family. |
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The year has just begun and there have already been more than 60 murders, which averages out to about 4 murders per day. |
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Yes, he went for more than we expected, but some go for more, some for less, and you hope it averages out. |
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The theory goes, says Escherich, that whether one buys high or low, it all averages out. |
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Running the X-Dream at about the halfway mark performance averages out, and the noise output is very tolerable. |
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Results are above national averages, with pupils particularly shining in this summer's tests for 14-year-olds. |
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Some simple diagnostics are functions of the statistics of interest such as autocorrelations and moving averages. |
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Stats such as batting averages and the earned-run average of the ace relief pitcher can be updated as the game goes on. |
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Perhaps, but it'll more likely be the law of averages, a destiny thing, a twist of fate. |
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If they did it once, the law of averages most likely would favor them doing it a second time. |
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He took over a bunch of players that was accustomed to losing, but expected, on the law of averages, to win one day. |
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Given the small slice of the population these privileged backgrounds represent, we have here a spectacular breakdown in the law of averages. |
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Over the next month we will be hearing rather a lot, yet again, about those 99 years, the law of averages, and luck. |
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This is Dublin's third final in four years at this level and on the law of averages, they are due a win. |
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The guideway is 75 feet high in some areas and averages 50 feet above the tarmac. |
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The distance is about 65 kilometres and the rising gradient averages less than one per cent. |
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Medical students with high preclinical and clinical grade point averages were, surprisingly, more likely to express an external orientation. |
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The veteran spinner topped the bowling averages with 47 wickets. |
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In his career, Olowokandi averages 9.9 points and 8.0 rebounds a game. |
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On Wall Street the major averages held steady throughout the day. |
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Most of what you hear, however, will be pretty mundane, given the law of averages and the general human tendency to lose track of our thoughts halfway to completing them. |
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Because they know they have to lose, it's the law of averages. |
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Above all, though, first round day is when the law of averages is more likely to favour lower pedigree opposition maintaining the FA Cup's shock factor. |
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And by the law of averages, they're going to get one through. |
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I actually read the backs of baseball cards, and learned to calculate batting averages before the concepts of fractions or long division were introduced in school. |
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A basketball player who averages both 10 rebounds and 10 assists per game is like a baseball player who leads the league in both home runs and saves. |
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The figures tally with national averages, as a new report out today from the Department of Health reveals that Caesareans have increased four-fold in the last 25 years. |
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A school district Inspector General's report found chaos in the handling of projects and said that consultants' fees were above national averages. |
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To repeat, we measured the perceived overall extent of succession planning by the average of the averages obtained for the five parts of the process. |
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Southampton has made great strides over the past six years in closing the gap between our results and the national averages, and we are proud of this achievement. |
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In the first half of 2005 alone, 2,672 miners died in mining-related accidents in China, which averages out to more than one person 14 people per day. |
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The compensation is to paid in recognition of the inconvenience caused by additional traffic going to and from the landfill and averages out at 6500 a year. |
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McKinley was scoring well below state averages for reading and math proficiency. |
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Values for each point are the averages of at least triplicate wells. |
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As David Leonhardt points out in The New York Times, these averages can be misleading. |
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In 1927 he showed that subjecting a sequence of independent random variables to a sequence of moving averages generated an almost periodic sequence. |
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Each of his 40 chapters, which range from Homer and Virgil to e-books and the future of literature, averages only six pages. |
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Frank Terreri works as a federal air marshal out of LAX, the Los Angeles airport that averages 640 outbound flights a day. |
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If he simply can't walk, the call goes out to the county circuit for the bloke with the combined highest places in the batting and bowling averages. |
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For the rest of the bowlers, the difference in their bowling averages is at least five runs per wicket, while their strike rates dip alarmingly too. |
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And in the last two years, rainfall, which averages 34 inches annually, has fallen at about half that rate. |
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Winterbound baseball fans pass the time in hot-stove-league discussions of ballplayers, batting and fielding averages and the prospects for the coming season. |
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This is a consequence of large rotations not being commutative in three dimensions, so the averages are not accurate in regions of high variability. |
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It wasn't until May 26, 1896, that Dow split transportation and industrials into two different averages, creating what we know now as the Dow Jones Industrial Average. |
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Owing to the intermittent nature of turbulence, we related individual predation events to local, instantaneous relative velocities instead of bulk averages. |
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The differential fitnesses are weighted averages of phenotype fitnesses. |
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It reduces experimental uncertainties, averages out random error, and assures that OBPC is isomorphous with DOPC in the presence and absence of the peptide. |
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Although this figure exceeds the averages for tobacco, cotton, and even rice, it falls below the averages of sugar estates in the Caribbean or Brazil. |
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This tool is used to identify moving averages that are indicating a new trend, whether it's bullish or bearish. |
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Researchers surveyed more than 500 students who allowed them to match their grade point averages with their levels of phone use. |
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John's High coach Bob Foley chalked up his team's 50-point second half to simply the law of averages. |
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Students who are already enrolled automatically receive scholarship benefits based upon their grade point averages. |
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The gestation cycle for a rabbit averages 31 days, although it can vary between 29 and 35 days. |
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Most inflation indices are calculated from weighted averages of selected price changes. |
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The state averages 17 tornadoes per year, which are more common in the extreme southern portion of the state. |
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These averages disguise considerable variation across the region, due chiefly to the upland regions and adjacent seas. |
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Also, the true vertical at a point at a specific time is influenced by tidal forces, which the theoretical geoid averages out. |
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I shall continue to back Serena to win in straight sets because I have the law on my side, the law of averages. |
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Keeping in touch with a developed network will put the law of averages in favor and increase the likelihood of viable offers. |
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The stock has been directionless, with its 10-day and 20-day moving averages offering no clues whatsoever as to a possible trend. |
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Replying students did not differ significantly from nonreplying students in predicted grade-point averages. |
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Surely if you own 4,567 houses the law of averages says you're going to get hit eventually? |
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The law of averages dictates that not all the new animated shows will be hits. |
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Gestation averages 107 days and they average three kits per litter with a range of two to six kits. |
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At Niseko, snowfall averages nearly six hundred inches a year. |
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SkyCycleTMuses a thermolytic chemical reaction to capture carbon dioxide emissions at a significantly lower rate than industry averages. |
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And on the law of averages, surely, Drogheda will win a League game sometime. |
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Also, there is no such thing as the law of averages, I'll explain that one at a later date. |
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Annual bright sunshine averages 1082 hours in Shetland and overcast days are common. |
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These ONS figures are averages of gross pay before income tax and National Insurance. |
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The averages table below is for largest settlement Kirkwall's weather station. |
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Today, the ADO has a membership that averages 250 clubs on a yearly basis representing roughly 50,000 members. |
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The entire state averages over 60 days of thunderstorms a year, more than any other state except Florida. |
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The city of Phoenix averages about three haboobs a year from June through September and they are massive. |
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This keeps a huge section of the hard disk of your mind available for baseball averages. |
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Again, I repeat that all of the above-cited work is based on averages with no guarantee of certainty. |
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Following nationalisation in 1947 working conditions improved but pay fell behind national averages. |
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This coin has landed on heads ten times, so by the law of averages it must land on tails next time. |
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It is difficult to generalize or average out the weight of all cattle because different kinds have different averages of weights. |
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Using stronger tests, we also reexamine the efficacy of using such an expectational approach as an alternative to the use of historical averages. |
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Its daily ridership averages under 7,000, and runs along 10 routes. |
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Leeds is overall less deprived than other large UK cities and average income is above regional averages. |
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Further investigation discovered that the DE success rates for the school were in many cases significantly lower than the statewide DE averages. |
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Some notable tornadoes have struck South Carolina, and the state averages around 14 tornadoes annually. |
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Religious practice in London is lower than in any other part of the UK or Western Europe and is around seven times lower than American averages. |
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The state averages around 50 days of thunderstorms per year, some of which can be severe with large hail and damaging winds. |
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It is upon the ideas of 'repeated experimentation' and the law of averages that many of our notions of chance are founded. |
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It follows the same rules and regulations as the SGB Premiership and SGB Championship, including the use of rider averages. |
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Virginia averages seven tornadoes annually, most F2 or lower on the Fujita scale. |
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Newton has been a study in scratchiness in Blackpool with a pair of 80 averages to see off Ronnie Baxter and Nicholson. |
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Riders are selected for these rounds according to the previous season's averages in Danish matches only. |
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Riders are selected for these rounds according to the previous season's Danish averages. |
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He is not dependent on the law of averages, though, as his sizzling early should carry him clear and it will then be a case of catch me if you can. |
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Annual bright sunshine averages 1110 hours, and overcast days are common. |
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The Met Office station publishes only temperature and frost averages. |
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This figure is higher than the North West and England averages. |
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Though these figures compare favorably with global averages, they fall short of levels in developed nations and in 2006, Argentina ranked fourth in Latin America. |
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Northeastern does not have any system of grade point averages or class rank, Instead, the school uses a system of narrative evaluations to measure student performance. |
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Department of Education claims this discrepancy is due to the fact that many schools base their scores on averages, instead of disaggregating data. |
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The entire state averages 30 days of thunderstorm activity per year. |
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Our algorithms rely on random sampling and their analysis leverages on Rademacher averages and pseudodimension, fundamental concepts from statistical learning theory. |
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Using the unique Plimsoll method of analysis, each of the top 374 companies included is individually assessed and ranked against each other and compared to industry averages. |
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However, precipitation in southern coastal areas are often classified as oceanic since the averages remain significantly higher than a typical mediterranean climate. |
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Since the early 2000s, the thickness and area extent of the Arctic sea ice has experienced significant reduction, compared to the recorded averages. |
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South Carolina averages around 50 days of thunderstorm activity a year. |
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Over those two years that averages to over one thousand executions a day. |
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Both tracking polls used rolling averages of results from two nightly national samples and carried a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4 percentage points. |
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The heliport averages more than 20,000 take-offs and landings a year. |
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Although there may be some flexion at the tarsometatarsal joint, this chord was very close on average to the sum of Levi's averages for the tarsal and metatarsal lengths. |
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The law of averages says it will be one hen and one cockerel. |
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The Persian Gulf averages about 35 metres in depth and the seabed between Abu Dhabi and Qatar is even shallower, being mostly less than 15 metres deep. |
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The official weather gauge at the Eugene Airport inexplicably accumulated several decades of bad rainfall data before it was replaced in 1996, skewing the averages. |
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