Sentence examples for area correlation from inspiring English sources
The log mean income of cohort members' 1991 Manitoba census area was highly correlated with the log mean income of their 1992 census area (correlation = 0.937) and with the 1995 census area (correlation = 0.840).
Later, Konolige [27] introduced the SRI stereo vision system performing rectification and area correlation.
The obtained interfacial area correlation was validated by 204 data sets measured in air water bubbly flows under various conditions.
The obtained interfacial area correlation was validated by 459 data sets measured in bubble columns and forced convective bubbly flows under various conditions.
Polymer filler interaction for nanocomposites was quantified by introducing Interface Area Function (IAF), to account for the nanofiller characteristics comprising of the specific surface area, correlation length and the filler volume fraction.
In general, such images have different gray level characteristics and the features in the two images to be registered are often not well preserved, rendering registration techniques such as those based on feature extraction and area correlation generally not efficient, and hence not feasible in all cases.
The main cause of deviation is believed to concern uncertainties in mass transfer and effective mass transfer area correlations.
The position correlations between the LTA and FTBA were 0.82 in the horizontal-center-distance, 0.88 in the vertical-center-distance, 0.84 in the total-center-distances, and the area correlations between LTA and FTBA was 0.91.
For within area correlations (e.g., V1 to V1), 0 distance coefficients were excluded from the regression since the coefficients reflected correlations between identical timeseries (i.e., mean coefficients were always a value of 1).
As the asymmetry index is comparable between the left and right sides of the brain for each striatal area, correlations were calculated for the average of the two sides.
At the global scale, the strongest predictor of biodiversity is latitudinal gradients, which relate to primary productivity, environmental variability, and, potentially, the species-area correlation as well (Willig et al. 2003; Hillebrand 2004).
