String Ensemble 1

String Ensemble 2

This is her ensemble.

Bryant. Koby was averaging 26.4, Jeremy Lin was averaging 22.7 not quite Kobe

Ensemble Sock! Pow! Slam!

(Music) Ladies and gentlemen, the Scottish Ensemble.

lead the whole ensemble in playing together.

I play bass guitar in a guitar ensemble.

You know, try to find another ensemble... uncle.

They do the simple mathematics, averaging, etc., etc.

Averaging 30 miles an hour the whole way.

So statistically, you can do this for whole ensemble galaxies including inaudible survey.

In a typical year in Texas, we're averaging about two people a month.

The reason why this doesn't work is this agent, after averaging, would go north.

In the first four months, it's been 340,000 dollars, averaging 85,000 dollars a month.

In ensemble, that's what whole ecosystems do they create more and more opportunities for life.

So, as our final act, a Big Band jazz ensemble, rare among high school bands,

So they form an ensemble and the way it works is there's a master and the others are sort of read replicants and if the master fails, it'll automatically elect a new leader among the ensemble.

So if this new car is averaging, uh, 65 or 70, we figure them around, uh,

So the sum was 227, ten games, he was averaging 22.7 a game during that stretch.

Because that would prevent the ensemble, the listening to each other that is needed for an orchestra.

What was he averaging in, this, those ten games? But we can also look at his variability.

Another measure, instead of averaging it in this way, you can average it by putting the numbers in order, which

We add what I got on the fifth exam, and then we divide it by 5, because now we're averaging five exams.

Anonymous, which is a kind of protest ensemble that has a lot of hackers in its ranks, were going on various sprees of sorts.

What doesn't work is you can't solve the problem for both of these cases and then put these solutions together for example, by averaging.

We had a waves up to 50 ft. and winds averaging about 40 knots for most of the voyage and up to 70 or 80 knots.

Now I would argue, actually, if you look at the fact that on the highways today, you're only averaging about 30 miles per hour on average, according to the DOT the Skycar travels at over 300 miles an hour, up to 25,000 feet.

And there is one more way in which we can do this, and this is by using now velocities of galaxies and large scale structure, overall measuring the peculiar velocities of clusters and groups inferring what the density field is from them to have such velocities and then averaging to find our what is the overall matter density corresponding to such a velocity field.

For me, I work on machine learning and in a typical week I might end up talking to helicopter pilots, biologists, a bunch of computer systems people (so my colleagues here at Stanford) and averaging two or three times a week I get email from people in industry from Silicon Valley contacting me who have an interest in applying learning algorithms to their own problems.