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1. His pioneering work in statistical predictions and descriptions of random and deterministic processes has influenced the physics of amorphous solids and glasses, classical mechanics, and biophysics.
2. The page on " Experience curve effects " offers more discussion of the mathematical theory of representing them as deterministic processes, and provides a good group of empirical examples of how that technique has been applied.
3. Complicating the conflict is the fact that, with the exception of diagnoses of Acute Radiation Syndrome, obvious industrial accidents on site, and a detailed analysis of thyroid cancers among children, assignment of causes of death is a statistical rather than a deterministic process.
4. :If you want to avoid any sort of hidden variable theory, then there " isn't " any deterministic process that governs the time until the radioactive nucleus decays; the directions that it and its other decay products go will be likewise random, as long as the process conserves momentum.
5. This measure is called "'determinism "'and is related with the predictability of the dynamical system, because white noise has a recurrence plot with almost only single dots and very few diagonal lines, whereas a deterministic process has a recurrence plot with very few single dots but many long diagonal lines.
6. Similarly, while Heisenberg's uncertainty principle limits in a fundamental way what an observer can observe, when the observer is himself a part of the universe he is trying to observe, that principle does not rule out Zuse's hypothesis, which views any observer as a part of the hypothesized deterministic process.
7. All of these themes relating to world are taken up again by Nancy in his 2002 book " La cr�ation du monde ou la mondialisation " ( " The Creation of the World or Globalization " ), where he makes the distinction between globalization as a deterministic process and mondialisation as an open-ended " world-forming " process.
8. In a typical application of the method, the goal is to be able to implement the resulting deterministic process by a reasonably efficient algorithm ( the word " efficient " usually means an algorithm, which needs the polynomial time of the input size ), even though typically the number of possible outcomes is huge ( exponentially large ).
9. By means of a system of ordinary differential equations these models show the change in time ( dynamical system ) of the protein inside a single typical cell; this type of model is called a deterministic process ( whereas a model describing a statistical distribution of protein concentrations in a population of cells is called a stochastic process ).