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statistical independence [stə′tis·tə·kəl ‚in·də′pen·dəns] (statistics) Two events are statistically independent if the probability of their occurring jointly equals the product of their respective probabilities. Also known as stochastic independence. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Rozik believes that ritual and theatre are ontologically different and mutually independent, although ritual can use theatre and theatre might describe ritual. The foundational idea or property in this process of courtship is "justice" - a quantity, Dixon argues, for and with which Spenser transforms The Faerie Queene from "a catalogue of mutually independent virtues" to "an iterative series of interdependent virtues . AR/DAT interconnects heterogeneous, local or remote SAN islands into single, homogenous FC fabrics, keeping intact the mutually independent domain address spaces and zoning strategies of each individual fabric. |
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