Statistically Speaking: A Dictionary of QuotationsCRC Press, 26.11.2018 - 420 Seiten Statistically Speaking is a book of quotations. It brings together the best expressed thoughts that are especially illuminating and pertinent to the disciplines of probability and statistics. The book is an aid for the individual who loves to quote – and to quote correctly. |
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... kind was invented by a physiologist who took urine from a railroad station urinal where people of all nations passed, and who believed he could thus present an analysis of average European urine! Bernard, Claude An Introduction to the ...
... kind was invented by a physiologist who took urine from a railroad station urinal where people of all nations passed, and who believed he could thus present an analysis of average European urine! Bernard, Claude An Introduction to the ...
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... kind of average. The Encyclopaedia Britannica 11th Edition Probability The wise student hears of the Tao and practices it diligently. The average student hears of the Tao and gives it thought now and again. Tsu, Lao Tao Te Ching (Forty ...
... kind of average. The Encyclopaedia Britannica 11th Edition Probability The wise student hears of the Tao and practices it diligently. The average student hears of the Tao and gives it thought now and again. Tsu, Lao Tao Te Ching (Forty ...
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... It was not a PERHAPS; it was a certainty. Froude, James Anthony Short Studies on Great Subjects Times of Erasmus, Desderius and Luther (p. 47) "Certainty," Father Newman insists, is the same in kind wherever 30 CERTAINTY.
... It was not a PERHAPS; it was a certainty. Froude, James Anthony Short Studies on Great Subjects Times of Erasmus, Desderius and Luther (p. 47) "Certainty," Father Newman insists, is the same in kind wherever 30 CERTAINTY.
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... kind wherever and by whomsoever it is experienced. The gravely and cautiously formed conclusion of the scientific investigator, and the determination of the school-girl that the weather is going to be fine, do not differ from each other ...
... kind wherever and by whomsoever it is experienced. The gravely and cautiously formed conclusion of the scientific investigator, and the determination of the school-girl that the weather is going to be fine, do not differ from each other ...
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Inhalt
PERCENTAGES | 151 |
PRAYER | 154 |
PREDICTION | 156 |
PROBABILITY | 158 |
PROBABLE | 183 |
PROBLEMS | 187 |
QUALITY CONTROL | 188 |
QUEUE | 190 |
CORRELATION | 52 |
DATA | 55 |
DEFINITIONS | 59 |
DEGREES OF FREEDOM | 64 |
DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS | 65 |
DICE | 67 |
DISTRIBUTIONS | 71 |
ERROR | 76 |
EXPERIMENT | 83 |
FACTS | 89 |
FORECAST | 106 |
GAMBLING | 111 |
GRAPHICS | 113 |
HYPOTHESES | 117 |
IMPOSSIBLE | 122 |
INFINITE | 125 |
KNOWLEDGE | 126 |
LAWS | 127 |
LIKELIHOOD | 134 |
MEASUREMENT | 136 |
MODELS | 140 |
OBSERVATIONS | 142 |
ORDER | 148 |
OUTLIERS | 150 |
RANDOMNESS | 191 |
REASON | 193 |
RECURSION | 196 |
REGRESSION | 197 |
RESEARCH | 199 |
RESIDUALS | 200 |
SAMPLE | 201 |
SCIENCE | 204 |
STATISTICAL | 206 |
STATISTICIAN | 221 |
STATISTICS | 234 |
SURVEYS AND QUESTIONNAIRES | 266 |
SYMMETRY | 268 |
TABLES | 269 |
TEACHING | 271 |
TESTING | 273 |
THEORY | 275 |
TRUTH | 284 |
VARIABILITY | 285 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 289 |
PERMISSIONS | 320 |
SUBJECT BY AUTHOR INDEX | 331 |
AUTHOR BY SUBJECT INDEX | 398 |
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Statistically Speaking: A Dictionary of Quotations C.C. Gaither,Alma E Cavazos-Gaither Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 1996 |
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