Almost all definition
Almost all means “all expect possibly a finite number of them”
Almost all means more than 90 percent of respondents
Almost all means all bribed legislators except a set of measure zero.
More Definitions of Almost all
Almost all means over three-‐quarters of stakeholders.
Almost all means that the model structure can be non-globally identifi- able on a null set of the parameter set, i.e. on a subset of the parameter set that is negligible. If a model structure is globally identifiable, there are no two dissimilar parameter sets that give equal models.
Almost all. ’ means that the exceptional set is measurable and of
Almost all rounds here means: all rounds outside of a contiguous time interval comprising a constant (but possibly very small) fraction of rounds.
Almost all means, of course, except for a set of measure zero. This latter set contains, however, all rational numbers, all quadratic surds, the number e, and presumably much more. An unsolved problem with a delightfully ironic flavor is whether K itself is in the "almost all".
Almost all always means “all but finitely many”.
Almost all means over 90%