Old and young, men and women, Keynesians and supply-siders, religious and nonreligious — we group ourselves into many categories.
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"We group the animals there in social and family groups so they are by one another on the flight," Greenaway said.
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But the evolution of how a particular group identifies itself is one thing; how we group all those groups is something else.
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We group — and I'm talking about me — but we will group people and not look at their individual points and corners at all.
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Now, imagine that we coarse-grain over the system, so that this time, we group all the A neurons together and simply count the total number that fire.
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We "make" colors when we group similar tones under one name and imbue those tones with symbolic meanings stemming from and exhibited in scientific, artistic, and other cultural sources.
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Because there are relatively few blacks and Hispanics working in tech—a problem to explore in another survey—we group them together to yield a large enough sample size for comparison.
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Social distancing is useful to prevent viral spread, especially in the winter when we group closer together while respiratory viruses rely on cold, dry air to travel farther on droplets and infect more people.
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The book contains much of the same raw material as others we group under the "feminist dystopia" label—a sensitivity to the many faces of inequality; a sharp attunement to the precariousness of female existence; the diffuse cocktail of fury and exhaustion that comes with the work of trying to navigate it.
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The reliability term measures how close the forecast probabilities are to the true probabilities, given that forecast. Reliability is defined in the contrary direction compared to English language. If the reliability is 0, the forecast is perfectly reliable. For example, if we group all forecast instances where 80% chance of rain was forecast, we get a perfect reliability only if it rained 4 out of 5 times after such a forecast was issued.
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This > would, in the final analysis, mean that once again territory had become the > primary criterion of the we-group, whereas the consciousness of common > origin remained secondary. What continued to be important were the factors > of language, the acceptance of certain forms of material culture, the > adherence to certain rituals, and, above all, the economy and the way of > life. Agriculture was the only appropriate way of life for the Hua- > Hsia.Jettmar, Karl (1983).
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Kempner's proof of convergence is repeated in many textbooks, for example Hardy and Wright and Apostol. We group the terms of the sum by the number of digits in the denominator. The number of n-digit positive integers that have no digit equal to '9' is 8 × 9n−1 because there are 8 choices (1 through 8) for the first digit, and 9 independent choices (0 through 8) for each of the other n−1 digits. Each of these numbers having no '9' is greater than or equal to 10n−1, so the reciprocal of each of these numbers is less than or equal to 101−n.
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