… to detect contributions from other radioactive species and from different event sources are
given. The test is applicable to samples of exponential distributions with two or more events. …

… , and experienced-random variables are given. The familiar apparatus of distribution
functions is used here to characterize three types of variables that naturally arise in the co∼event …

… Objective: To explore effects of healing intention and intentional space conditioning on
the growth of cultured human brain cells and the distribution of truly random events. …

… of some peculiarities of the underlying random events or of the process of cumulation? … One
might think of decomposing each time series into the probable distribution of random events …

… as the source of random events. All but two of … distribution of the deviations, we examined
data from individual RNGs, as well as subsets of RNGs designated by location or by random …

… To characterize these possibilities, we specify a distribution function … As with random events,
if two random variables are not … We claim that the distribution of Un conditioned on the event …

… To find the probability distribution of B (called its sampling distribution) we will list all 2 n
possible outcomes of the Bernoulli trials, compute the probability of each outcome, identify the …

… It is impossible to choose at random a probability distribution … measures on the class of
probability distributions over a finite set, … non‐degenerate limiting distributions. These apparently …

… of accidental homophony and very unlikely to have an uneven distribution. For … distribution
of the accidental syncretism is likely or unlikely given our assumption that it is a random event. …

… random environment, it is interpreted as intensity of occurrence of all random events caused
… The appearance of an event does not change the chances of other events to occur, nor …