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Gaussian is sometimes a good approximation if the error is a sum of independent thin-tailed variables (due to the c.l.t.).

The basic idea is that Pinker uses data about very thin-tailed processes, like street crime, to make inferences about very fat-tailed processes, like casualties in war.

All relative and the curve is certainly right tailed.

Consider also that a building full of smart people has a skewed and thin-tailed distribution of brain power.

Also, it requires that the Ps must be one-tailed, so it is not a fully general formula.

We tailed everyone who stepped out of the Soviet embassy for most of the Cold War.

That's my guess as to why laptops have tailed off in sales, and not that they've been eaten by tablets.

Visible battlefield casualties tend to scare inbound bright-eyed-and-bushy-tailed recruits, until recruiters invest in cleanup crews.

I have a related question: I've been a successful consultant, though that's tailed off the last 5 years.

All your cheese belong to us, my little rat-tailed friend!!

I just brought it around with me to meetings, wherever and just tailed a log file to keep an eye on things.

Eventually, after 15 minutes of being tailed, I hit my foot a bit too heavily on the gas, and went to 45 miles per hour.

Nouns are much more long-tailed, and their frequency is "bursty" --- if the noun is relevant to the situation, it'll be used a lot.

If you run a command from the web console, you can repeat the command with a tailed log output using "opsworks-agent-cli run_command".

The origin of name is "nine-tailed fox".

> "But Wilson says the population has steadily grown, and he estimates between 30 and 50 wallabies live on Lambay today." There's also a small population of Brush Tailed Rock Wallabies living in Kalihi valley on the island of O`ahui, Hawaii.