14 Eusebius’s work, however, was even more degen-erate than Origen’s, relying as it did upon the insight that numbers can symbolically stand in for discrete units of discourse, a technique virtually impossible with oral communication. This, Kelber boldly asserts, represents the ‘mathemati...
This likelihood would have had to have been intuited from sample size and percentage information, which, in a binomial distribution, determines variance. However, it is premature to posit that laypeople adjust the extent to which they weight sample size on the basis of the likelihood that ...