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Some Statistical Ideas,Qualitative experimental work results in data consisting of measurements, using the term in its broadest sense.

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Dimensional Analysis,Dimensional analysis is a useful technique which can reduce what seems to be a very difficult and complex experimental situation to a much more straightforward one. It is particularly helpful in problems where a rigorous theoretical analysis is difficult or impossible.

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Further Statistical Distributions and Ideas,So far attention has been directed to the treatment of continuous variates. Consideration will now be given to a number of distributions which are useful when describing the behaviour of discrete data.

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Stella Polikarpus,Mikkel B?hm,Tobias Leyis findings in order to inform and, hopefully, to gain the approbation of colleagues with similar interests. In an industrial setting his work is likely to have a more restricted circulation. In all cases the prime aim of the writer should be the concise and unambiguous communication of information.