Sentence examples for correlation behavior from inspiring English sources

However, for time scales larger than 31 days, the sequence of daily civilian fatalities is correlated with correlation behavior similar to that for the daily attack sequence.

While military fatalities showed a correlation behavior similar to that observed for attacks, civilian fatalities showed a different correlation behavior: if one consider civilian fatalities for time scales within 31 days, the sequence is unpredictable (uncorrelated).

The assumption of isotropy is often made due to a simpler interpretation of correlation behavior and to an easier estimation problem under an assumed isotropy.

In this paper we have studied three online social networks, and compared their long-range degree correlation behavior to those of three nonsocial networks by measuring both the average number of neighbors or calculating the Pearson correlation score.

Using these and other pharmacokinetic data, such as hepatic clearance (CLH), bioavailability and in vitro t1/2 can be estimated which are very important to aid in defining relationships between in vitro and in vivo correlation behavior.

For example, it should be possible to test directly whether vortices can entangle, to measure the properties of the vortex line tension across melting and disordering transitions, probe correlation behavior near depinning, and characterize the pinning landscape.

Such simulations of the behavior of Wilson Cowan equations replicate very accurately, the pair-correlation behavior shown in Fig. 9, reported in [13], both for resting activity and for driven activity.

It is expected that the cross-correlation behavior with the marked video will be similar to that described in Section 3.3.. Consequently, the Peak/σ ratio (SNR) is expected to be 5.6.

This variability in the cross-correlation behavior of the sequences may affect the performance of the CDMA system, when the spreading sequences associated to each user are chosen randomly from the whole set; it will be discussed in the following, with reference to the case of span n = 5 sequences.

While there was little correlation between behavior problems in kindergarten and later academic success, the researchers did find that scores on math tests at ages 5 or 6 were highly correlated with academic success in fifth grade.

Shechtman and Irani [19] introduce a novel similarity measure based on the correlation of behavior.