Noun:

સરેરાશ કાયદો,

law of averages's Usage Examples:

The Shapley–Folkman lemma has also been used in proofs of the "law of averages" for random sets, a theorem that had been proved for only convex sets.

every call Steve Palermo ever made in his whole career, which, by the law of averages seems a little harsh, since he had a one out of two chance on every.

(link) "Big shot of the week: Even a top bookie has to bow to the law of averages".

described her performance: "Sian Phillips" portrayal of Joan defies the law of averages, since, after seeing Siobhan McKenna in the 1955 Arts Theatre production.

cross-correspondences suggested that they could be explained by chance, law of averages, deliberate fraud or self-delusion.

The law of averages is the commonly held belief that a particular outcome or event will, over certain periods of time, occur at a frequency that is similar.

Edmonton Eskimos bio For Redskins" Batiste, law of averages finally worked out "Chart: Haitian Americans in the NFL".

However, it is incorrect to take this law of averages with regard to a single criminal (or single coin-flip): the criminal.

language interpretation, stage hypnosis, linguistics, statistics, law of averages, non-verbal communication, acting, theatre and stand up comedy, to.

Sales are often referred to as a "numbers game" because a general law of averages and pattern of successful closing of business will emerge through heightened.

choosing three contestants and asking them questions based on the law of averages, with cash and prizes awarded accordingly for correct answers; an example.

Synonyms:

law, law of nature,

Antonyms:

misconception, civil law, international law,