You're in the best possible position in the department.

We find for day 0 we had rain, and maximum likelihood would just say the probability for day 0 is 1.

The most likely estimate

I'd say that it's a good possibility.

This is a gender linked trait, by the way.

And I'm not making that stuff up.

We have each other.

My first thought

That is anything can happen. It is possible that some completely random value is stored in y.

So I said, What would happen if I don't join this trial?

More than one of these is definitely correct.

Now note how far the bubble has moved

That's a very frightening possibility.

It's very likely that Syrran himself is inside the compound.

It saw green correctly, moved right again.

Well, we didn't move in the beginning, we saw red there's two possibilities but now we move again to the right side.

That's one possibility.

And down at 100 they would build civilian nuclear energy, which is what they say is their objective.

It senses red, it moves, it senses red, it moves again.

The name of the group that may be the parent of this

...points to you as a possible accomplice. I am just curious as to why.

When the standard deviation is 2, we see that.

It increases the chance Of success.

High ground is also our best chance of being seen by the Cylons.

It's highly likely they live within a onemile radius.

I have been too busy to think of food, and

This Wendy person, she has the diamonds?

They say you got a good shot of walking out of here a free man. When's the transfer?

These people come heavily armed, Agent Gibbs. Automatic weapons, grenades, even RPGs.

Most people believed it was proteins.

They wouldn't act alone. They'd have someone working with them.

But the possibility seems unlikely.

It's possible.

Get to the high ground.

There's 210 possibilities.

You're the eighth person I've seen today.

It's possible.

This restaurant looks a little bit like Acorn House same chairs, same tables.

Now, the interesting thing in this equation is that the chances of having seen a positive test result in the absence of cancers are still much, much higher than the chance of seeing a positive result in the presence of cancer, and that's because our prior for cancer is so small in the population that it's just very unlikely to have cancer.

The field of paleoanthropology, I'll argue, gives us lots of fascinating possibilities about our ancestry, but it doesn't give us the probabilities that we really want as scientists.

If they both kind of have the same number in front of them, that's a pretty good clue that we're going to be dealing with a circle.

It's called chunking.

So life will spread, then, from one object to another. So if it exists at all in the Kuiper Belt, it's likely to be very widespread.

Does that happen?

What could that have been?