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bimodal distributions are
classified as type S or U.
Bimodal distributions occur both in
mathematics and in the
natural sciences.
Important bimodal distributions...
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reference to its
particular form of
biphasic (or diphasic, bifurcated, or
bimodal) sleep,
meaning two
periods of sleep,
polyphasic usually means more than...
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Bimodality is the
simultaneous use of two
distinct pitch collections. It is more
general than
bitonality since the "scales"
involved need not be traditional...
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Bimodal volcanism is the
eruption of both
mafic and
felsic lavas from a
single volcanic centre with
little or no
lavas of
intermediate composition. This...
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Bimodal bilingualism is an
individual or community's
bilingual competency in at
least one oral
language and at
least one sign language,
which utilize...
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Bimodal reproduction is the
ability of a
vertebrate animal to
reproduce by both
laying eggs and
giving birth.[excessive citations]
Examples of
these animals...
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Intermodal p****enger transport, also
called mixed-mode commuting,
involves using two or more
modes of
transportation in a journey. Mixed-mode commuting...
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indicating mineralisation was
developed during an inter-eruptive pause. In
bimodal volcanic subtypes, it may be
volcanic rock
dissimilar to the
footwall volcanics...
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distribution function is
called "unimodal". If it has more
modes it is "
bimodal" (2), "trimodal" (3), etc., or in general, "multimodal".
Figure 1 illustrates...
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inverted bell
curve is a term used
loosely or
metaphorically to
refer to a
bimodal distribution that
falls to a
trough between two peaks,
rather than (as...
