stochasticity

• “You also get an endorsement from me for using the term stochasticity, though I might opt to refer to this as a stochastic phenomenom.”

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• “This "stochasticity" shows up in, for example, earthquakes.”

  BBC News - Home

• “Higher Mammals made a song and video to accompany Radiolab's recent show about stochasticity.”

  Boing Boing

• “Music video of stochasticity for Radiolab science podcast”

  Boing Boing

• “Due to the stochasticity in replication and compartment fission the best compartment types recur.”

  A Modest Proposal (By a Somewhat Modest Engineer)

• “There is much stochasticity in biology, most notably in gene expression.”

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• “This Creationist Scientist acknowledges stochasticity in gene expression, signal transduction, and cell death numbers during architectural developmental processes.”

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• “It makes use of the stochasticity of the system and of nature.”

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• “I second Adam, and would add that any mention of randomness when communicating science should be followed up with mention of the word “stochasticity” - if for nothing more than followup by audience members.”

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• “It can be proved that that the stochasticity probability is approximately 4,700 times higher for the sequence (A) than for the sequence (B).”

  Perceiving Randomness

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