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normal curve
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normal curve

Bell-shaped curve of a normal distribution. This shows that extreme values are infrequent. Most of the values lie towards the centre of the normal curve with the arithmetic mean, median, and mode lying at its very centre.



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The measured intensity profile was fitted with a Gaussian curve that would facilitate further processing.
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The Gaussian curve can be considered as the intensity distribution expected for binder surface reflections, without any contribution from pigment particles or pits.
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farreri that had been fully acclimated under standardized conditions of food availability varied with temperature (T; [degrees]C) was a Gaussian curve illustrated in Figure 1 and described by the following equation:
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