bimodalityn.
/bʌɪməʊˈdalɪti/ The quality or fact of being bimodal, esp. in Statistics.
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multimodalism1902
multimodality1902
bimodality1903
polymodality1957
1903 Amer. Naturalist 37 308 As in the case of the curve for the prosternal teeth, which is strongly bimodal, the bimodality is due to the tendency towards bilateral symmetry.
1928 S. A. Rice Quantitative Methods in Politics viii. 113 Bimodality is invariably regarded as evidence of absence of homogeneity in the data which is distributed.
1932 J. S. Huxley Probl. Relative Growth ii. 70 A similar but less-marked bimodality occurs in this species.
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