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bimodal distribution

British

/ baɪˈməʊdəl /

noun

statistics a frequency distribution with two modes

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At his father's funeral he coolly analyzed the seating patterns of mourners as a bimodal distribution.

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The salient feature is that the blunt-ended "B" spoons have a bimodal distribution: from 198 mm. up, from 156 down.

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