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However, this CO2-phobicity favours inter-object correlation leading to aggregation.

These intra-die variations have a strong spatial correlation, leading to potential large variations among clusters of cores.

The paper uses two features (spectral decrease and first spectral tristimulus in the Bark scale) and their correlation, leading to correct classification rates of 94.7% for pathological voices and 89.5% for normal ones.

The optical properties are characterized by high absorption and emission rates, induced by the highly polarizable π-electronic systems and the large electron hole correlation leading to exciton binding energies of about 0.5 eV.

Due to the binary nature of the task (target detected or missed) it is not possible to extract a trial-by-trial correlation leading to a block-by-block design for ERPs-psychophysics and a session-by-session design for oscillatory activity-psychophysics.

The present study stresses the fact that diseases can induce changes in correlations, leading to environment-dependent correlated genetic responses to selection.

These methods are explored in the algorithm in [12] to obtain a robust CFO estimation, and after correcting the CFO, the integrated autocorrelation method is combined with a cross-correlation, leading to an optimized impulsive time metric.

Direct correlations leading to quantitative predictions remain elusive.

We determine conditions on network topology and preference correlations leading to extended clusters of people with similar interests.

Although this interesting device is widely used in electronics, there are no specific correlations leading to determine accurately its associated natural convective heat transfer coefficient.

Even though the primary ammonium alkyls within I30.E enhance intragallery reactivity, this only results in extensive swelling of tactoids (interlayer distance ∼10 20 nm), and thus retention of layer layer correlations, leading to 'hybrid' micron scale reinforcing particles, not nanoscale dispersion of individual layers.