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substantial entry under the title ''Statistika'' in volume 17, which ...e Statistician F.A. Shcherbina)''. Édition de l'École Polytechnique Ukra\H{i}nienne en Tchécoslovaquie, Pod\v{e}brady. [29pp. Written in Ukrainian f

with H. v. Euler before turning single mindedly to mathematics, of his then student H.

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H. Bruns) to equate Truth'' have a chapter with the expressive title "A part of the theory of

temporary blindness and complete prostration. Although he kept the title of a calculated. Fechner took the ``measure of precision" $h$ that appears in older

...icle ''William John Youden'' was adapted from an original article by Harry H. Ku and Joan R. Rosenblatt, which appeared in ''StatProb: The Encyclopedia the title "Statistical Design" in "Industrial and Engineering

become known in Continental Europe after l'H\^opital's games of chance for the most part at the time, the title

Cambridge (see W.F.H., 1943) for the Carnegie Trust on the "spirit of Dietz and H. Heesterbeek for their help

Parliament, who took the title of seigneur de Buffon in 1717. Following l'H\^opital, and rediscovered Newton's binomial formula.

...mainly bibliographical comments, are briefly listed below, using the short title descriptions from [[#References|[a19]]]. ...eferences|[a36]]]), who found an anisohedral tiling in $\mathbb{R}^3$, and H. Heesch (1935, [[#References|[a17]]]), who found a non-convex anisohedral p

...s, he himself lacked “an adequate apparatus for treating the subject.” The title “creator of the theory of relations” has been awarded to C. S. Peirce.< ...naive set theory came into broad use in the 1960s following its use as the title of Halmos’ text.</ref>