Sentence examples for common principals from inspiring English sources
He will then seek to develop a statement of common principals; if this succeeds, Saudi King Abdullah has pledged to host an event to launch the initiative.
Although excretory organs in diverse animal species appear superficially different they are often built on two common principals: filtration and tubular secretion/reabsorbtion.
put forward the characteristics scoring method of the multivariate time sequence on the basis of the correlation between information according to the common principal component analysis (CPCA) [24].
We find that the post-bifurcation behavior is extremely sensitive to the applied loading device, in spite of a common principal solution.
When contacted by FORBES, the FHA said it was unaware that Benchmark and Homeland had a common principal, despite their proximity and the listing of the director's name on documents publicly available from the State of Florida.
Among waterfowl species, the CPCA indicated complete common principal component structure.
Specifically, we used common principal components analysis (CPCA) and two simpler approaches, pair-wise correlations and correlation circles.
Convergence of primary afferent neurons from these different canal subgroups with common (or oppositely oriented) projection vectors upon common principal cells could enhance directional sensitivity to electric fields.
Common principal component analysis is an extension of PCA that compares the structure of two or more covariance matrices in a hierarchical fashion.
The CARPET package [8] Com&Easy function was used with the following settings:parameter set: Principal table, variable p-value cut off for the ChIP-seq peaks; Secondary table, ChIP-chip peaks; Analysis type, common; Coordinate common, Principal Table.
There are several methods for testing whether the direction of evolution is statistically similar across groups, including the methods we have used here, common principal components analysis [10], [11], comparisons of PCA subspace [1] or other methods of trajectory comparison [12].
