Austria Statistics

Pohl, E., F. Steinhausler, W. Hofmann, and J. Pohl-Ruling, Methodology of Measurements and Statistical Evaluation of Radiation Burden to Various Population Groups From All Internal and External Natural Sources, in Proceedings of Biological and Environmental Effects of Low-Level Radiation, International Atomic Energy Agency), Vol.II, pp. 305-315, Vienna, Austria (1976). 

R Development Core Team (2009) R A language and environment for statistical computing. R Foundation for Statistical Computing, Vienna, Austria. ISBN 3-900051-07-0. Available at http //www.R-project.org... 

Combining data from stream sediment analyses with data on historic mining areas, the emission risks of old mine waste sites are evaluated systematically throughout Austria. Univariate and multivariate statistics serve to identify areas with naturally, or anthropogenically, elevated heavy metal concentrations (Fig. 4). Lead and zinc mineralization for... 

Peter Filzmoser was bom in 1968 in Weis, Austria. He studied applied mathematics at the Vienna University of Technology, Austria, where he wrote his doctoral thesis and habilitation, devoted to the field of multivariate statistics. His research led him to the area of robust statistics, resulting in many international collaborations and various scientific papers in this area. His interest in applications of robust methods resulted in the development of R software packages. J ( He was and is involved in the organization of several y scientific events devoted to robust statistics. Since... 

Practical experience abetted by statistical surveys reveals a wide diversity of taste and odor preferences among peoples worldwide. For example, in studying preferences for flavored yogurt, strawberry is the clear winner in a majority of countries surveyed. Exceptions were a preference for cheny (Germany), citrus (Japan), coffee (Swiizerland). and blueberry (Austria). The least preferred flavors were orange, tropical, peach, and banana flavors. 

In central Europe the use of wood fuel varies widely between the countries. For some of the Alpine countries statistics about the amount of wood used as fuel is available [20]. According to this publication the use of wood for energy production is currently about 41 Mm3 in France, 30 Mm3 in Germany, 14 Mm3 in Austria, 4.5 Mm3 in Switzerland and 2 Mm3 in Slovenia. From this total consumption, private households account for 90% of the wood in France, 44% in Germany, 59% in Austria, 34% in Switzerland and 75% in Slovenia. The remainder is used in power plants, for heat production and other industrial appliances. 

Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Hungary. Likewise, the reserves in the USA and Canada are 17% and 19.1% respectively. Nevertheless, statistical analysis shows that European UGS have been under-utilized during the latest years. That s why it is recommended for operators to justify planning margins through cost-benefit analysis and other affecting factors, in the liberalized conditions of new gas markets. 

Feb. 20,1844, Vienna, Austria - Sep. 5,1906 in Duino, Austro-Hungarian Empire, now Italy) is justly famous for his invention of statistical mechanics. At different times in his fife he held chairs in theoretical physics at Graz, and in mathematics at Vienna. He also lectured in philosophy. His principal achievement, and the trigger for innumerable vitriolic attacks from the scientific establishment, was his introduction of probability theory into the fundamental laws of physics. This radical program demohshed two centuries of confidence that the fundamental laws of Nature were deterministic. Astonishingly, he also introduced the concept of discrete energy levels more th an thirty years before the development of quantum mechanics. 

The statistical comparisons between ozone forecasts and measurements for all stations in eastern Austria show correlation coefficients between 0.4 and 0.7 and standard errors around 12 ppbv for 2006. 

Austria. The Statistische Nachrichten (3), issued monthly, gives statistics on population, labor conditions, production, foreign trade, and wholesale prices. Production figures are given for caustic soda, chlorine, carbon dioxide, calcium carbide, lime-ammonium nitrate, acetylene (dissolved), oxygen, soda crystals, soaps and detergents, cellulose, rayon, and magnesite. 

Au expression of I he form of Eq. (2.69) was finsl proposed by the Austrian physicist Ludwig Boltzmann (1844-1906) within the framework of classic physics. To honor Boltzmann s contributions to statistical physics, Eq. (2.69) is engraved on his tombstone at the Zentralfriedhof in Vienna (Austria). 

Austria, revealed that median concentrations in adults showed no statistical significant age dependency (i.e. liver 7.6 nmol/g kidney 59.8 nmol/g thyroid 11.2 nmol/g) (Tiran et ah, 1995). 

Austria showed a statistically significant difference between male and females for the most perceptual judgements men thought that the dimmers were more fun than did females, and that they would be more difficult to use (this was also seen in China India). 

Interestingly, there were no statistically significant gender differences for scores on the perceptual judgements for the British, despite the UK culture being described as masculine using Hofstede s dimensions (albeit not as masculine as Austria). 

Department of Applied Statistics, Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria... 

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