 | Judy L. Klein - 1997 - 376 pages
...Law. as the experiments or observations are multiplied: so conversely. if from numberless observations we find the Ratio of the Events to converge to a determinate...Ratio of P to Q: then we conclude that this Ratio expresses the determinate law according to which the event is to happen. iDe Moivre [i 718] 1756. 251i... | |
 | Florence Nightingale David - 1998 - 324 pages
...as the Experiments or Observations are multiplied : so, conversely, if from numberless Observations we find the Ratio of the Events to converge to a determinate...Ratio of P to Q,', then we conclude that this Ratio expresses the determinate Law according to which the Event is to happen. For let that Law be expressed... | |
 | Andrew I. Dale - 1999 - 714 pages
...as the Experiments or Observations are multiplied; so, conversely, if from numberless Observations we find the Ratio of the Events to converge to a determinate...Ratio of P to Q; then we conclude that this Ratio expresses the determinate Law according to which the Event is to happen. [1756, p. 251] There is, I... | |
 | Georg Henrik Von Wright - 2000 - 320 pages
...as the Experiments or Observations are multiplied: so, conversely, if from numberless Observations we find the Ratio of the Events to converge to a determinate quantity, as to the Ratio of P to Qj then we conclude that this Ratio expresses the determinate Law according to which the Event is to... | |
 | Michael Otte, Marco Panza - 1997 - 476 pages
...as the Experiments or Observations are multiplied: so, conversely, if from numberless Observations we find the Ratio of the Events to converge to a determinate...Ratio of P to Q; then we conclude that this Ratio expresses the determinate Law according to which the Event is to happen. For let that Law be expressed... | |
 | Michael Otte, Marco Panza - 1997 - 476 pages
...Law, as the Experiments or Observations are multiplied so, conversely, if from numberless Observations we find the Ratio of the Events to converge to a determinate quantity, as to the Ratio off to Q; then we conclude that this Ratio expresses the determinate Law according to which the Event... | |
 | Anders Hald - 2005 - 608 pages
...idea is evident from his introduction to Remark II, where he writes; if from numberless Observations we find the Ratio of the Events to converge to a determinate...quantity, as to the Ratio of P to Q: then we conclude thai this Ratio expresses the determinate Law according to which the Event is to happen. For let that... | |
 | Anders Hald - 2005 - 608 pages
...II, where he writes; if from numberless Observations we find the Ratio of the Events to converge (o a determinate quantity, as to the Ratio of P to Q\ then we conclude that this Ratio expresses the determinate Law according to which the Event is to happen. For let that Law be expressed... | |
 | Jacob Bernoulli - 2006 - 468 pages
...Cambridge University Press, 1975), pp. 154ÍF. multiplied: so, conversely, if from numberless Observations we find the Ratio of the Events to converge to a determinate...Ratio of P to Q; then we conclude that this Ratio expresses the determinate Law according to which the Event is to happen. For let that Law be expressed... | |
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As, upon the Supposition of a certain determinate Law according to which any Event is to happen, we demonstrate that the Ratio of Happenings will continually approach to that Law, as the Experiments or Observations are multiplied : so, conversely, if... 