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Mutations are assumed to be independent and identically distributed across players.
The term refers to a disruption of interconnecting fibres that link spatially distributed regions in the brain.
Figure 1a shows distributed representations for these entities.
Random assignment would ensure that all unmeasured confounding factors were equally distributed between comparison groups.
The soil is shallow and patchily distributed on or between these various rock surfaces.
Though forest trees usually show considerable pollen flow, assuming an absence of spatially distributed genetic structure is not always wise.
The vertical velocity in the right vortex is spatially distributed as in the left vortex.
Section 3.1 presents approximation results when the particles are uniformly distributed.
The odour map shows the spatial layout of the environment, the presence of multiple gases and how these gases are distributed.
To summarize: the two dimensions of modeling (the distributed / nondistributed nature of representation and the chosen paradigm) are independent.
For example, welfare transfers are usually unequally distributed (most households do not receive them), but they are directed disproportionately at poor households.
For, quite obviously, not just the possibilities of exit but also the possibilities of using voice effectively are distributed highly unequally in society.
Information can be sparsely or coarsely distributed across populations of neurons depending upon the stimulation conditions.
The editor, apparently without a hint of irony, suggests that readers photocopy it and distribute the parts for singing.
Retinal cells with a common function tend to be regularly distributed.
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