stochastic

The fact that the problem is 'stochastic' means that the airline needs to work with expected values and probability distributions, which makes the optimisation harder to solve.

Let us now sum up his mathematical contributions which were almost all in the area of mathematical statistics, more precisely 'stochastic' analysis, random processes, regenerative phenomena and mathematical genetics.

It was heavy duty mathematics at that, involving an obscure technique known as 'stochastic' differential equations.

He has written on 'stochastic' geometry and its applications, and the statistical theory of shape.

Here, we provide a more detailed set of examples, examining the impact of nonlinear population dynamics and 'stochastic' variation in demographic parameters on elasticity analysis.

The protein and DNA state dynamics are treated 'stochastically' and on an equal footing.

Each generation new values of these integers are chosen 'stochastically' in accordance with the model.

The length of the stop phase may change from reversal to reversal in the same cell, suggesting that the transitions from rotation to stop and from stop to reverse rotation occur 'stochastically' .

To summarize the asymptotic behavior of the 'stochastically' fluctuating allele frequencies, we first iterated the recursions for 500,000 generations starting with random initial allele frequencies and global linkage equilibrium.

We will outline a simple Fourier space Brownian dynamics algorithm that allows us to 'stochastically' evolve a thermal membrane surface forward in time.