bimodal
pronunciation
How to pronounce bimodal in British English:
UK [baɪ'məʊdl]
How to pronounce bimodal in American English:
US [baɪ'moʊdəl]
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- Adjective:
- of a distribution; having or occurring with two modes
Word Origin
- bimodal (adj.)
- also bi-modal, 1891, from bi- + modal. Related: Bimodality.
Example
- 1. This has created something of a bimodal distribution leaving a much diminished centre .
- 2. Taleb advocates bimodal strategies in working life : to have one very stable gig and one volatile vocation by moonlight .
- 3. Bimodal pe is a general resin with an extensive use and promising market prospect .
- 4. During this heavy precipitation weather process , the lightning activities show bimodal distribution , most of which are negative lightning.positive and negative lightning were synchronously increases or decreases.positive lightning current intensity was twice as high as negative one .