Then, the total statistical weight Z ( Ptotal ), can be written as the sum of the Z ( P ) state and the RNA polymerase on promoter state:
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The number of nuclear spin functions that are compatible with a given rotation-vibration-electronic state is called the nuclear spin statistical weight of the level, often represented as g _ J.
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For homonuclear diatomics, nuclear spin statistical weights lead to alternating line intensities between even-J ^ { \ prime \ prime } and odd-J ^ { \ prime \ prime } levels.
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After creation of such ensemble it is possible to calculate average value for some size in an accidental network, by averaging of this size on all implementations, accepting in attention their statistical weight.
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All " modal " mirrors have large cross-coupling, which in fact is good as it secures the high quality of correction of smooth low-order optical aberrations that usually have the highest statistical weight.
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Thus, the upper left entry " s " is the statistical weight for transitioning from helix to helix, whereas the lower left entry " ?s " is that for transitioning from coil to helix.
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At this model in which statistical ensemble counts with a quantity of nodes X and a quantity of connections Y are provided all columns ( networks ) have the identical statistical weight of implementation.
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The most glaring difference between an open access poll and a scientific poll is that scientific polls typically randomly select their samples and sometimes use statistical weights to make them representative of the target population.
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For 2 H 2 and 14 N 2, " I " = 1 and the statistical weights are 6 and 3 so that the even-J ^ { \ prime \ prime } levels are twice as intense.
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You might end up with some rule that " knows " that Garry Kasparov likes using knights in the 6th file, but that just gives you a ( probably ) slight statistical weight, and isn't much use for formulating a strategy.
