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As explained in Chapter 1, if a physical phenomenon of interest is random, then each time history measurement x(t) of that phenomenon represents a unique set of circumstances which is not likely to be repeated in other independent measurements of that same phenomenon.
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instantaneous autospectrum, multiple coherence function, mean square value estimate, coherent output spectrum, normalized random error, ordinary coherence functions, square value estimates, partial coherence functions, extraneous output noise, trilinear systems, resolution bias error, autospectral density function, time history segment, conditioned records, normalized bias error, nondispersive propagation, coherent output powers, linear model equivalent, frequency response estimates, time history records, statistically independent contribution, displacement histogram, diffuse noise, system physical parameters, conditioned inputs
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New York, Space Shuttle, Displacement Figure
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