5.56.010 Procedures for revocation of business license. 5.56.010 Procedures for revocation of business license. A. Notwithstanding the specific provisions applicable to particular licenses or permits in this title, the City Council may revoke any license or permit issued under this title after it has been issued, when any one or more of the following grounds are found to exist: 1. Illegal issuance of the permit or license.
A histogram is a representation of a frequency distribution by means of rectangles whose widths represent class intervals and whose areas are proportional to the corresponding frequencies..Online Webster's Dictionary. Sounds complicated. . . but the concept really is pretty simple.o get an idea, look at these three histograms: This plot represents data with a well-defined peak that is close in value to the median and the mean. While there are outlyers, they are of relatively low frequency.
The y axis is scaled so that the total area of the histogram bars is 1. In detail, the probability density histogram is created by: Dividing the data into intervals â see Number of Bins in a Histogram. Counting the number of data points in each interval. Dividing the counts by the total number of data points. Dividing that result by the interval width as shown on the x axis, to obtain the height of the bar along the y axis. In a probability density histogram, the larger the numbers on the x axis, the smaller the numbers on the y axis must be to keep the total area at 1. In a relative frequency histogram, the height of each bar represents the proportion of the data (the fraction of all the iterations) in that bar.