Gaussian curve

This is the Normal or Gaussian curve and represents the distribution of events due to chance.

The density of the plume can be described by a cos(x) law with a shape similar to a Gaussian curve.

This created the expected Gaussian curve.

The signal then is Gaussian curve shaped.

Pi is also used in calculating planetary orbit times, gaussian curves and alternating current.

The correlation between the values so obtained and the corresponding value of the integrated spot intensity from successful gaussian curve fitting was 0.99.

For large α, the shape of the Kaiser window (in both time and frequency domain) tends to a Gaussian curve.

The retention time is the time from the start of signal detection to the time of the peak height of the Gaussian curve.

It's built of patterned Orbital alloy in reckless Gaussian curves that seem only conceivable outside of gravity; no terrestrial metal could possibly support the design.

The overall luminosities of the globular clusters within the Milky Way and M31 can be modeled by means of a gaussian curve.

The relationship of probabilities of results follows a bell-shaped, or Gaussian curve, typical of dither generated by analog sources such as microphone preamplifiers.

The authors were able to look for deviations from the expected Gaussian curve, and relate those to the predicted mass of the cluster in order to test for a gravitational red shift.

To determine the location of protein peaks, plots of fraction number versus the levels of Myo1c or calibration proteins were fit with either one, two, or three Gaussian curves.

The terms were so general, they were collections of so many traits, that they said very little in any useful diagnostic sense, especially since both were Gaussian curves in the actual population.