Sentence examples for cross associates from inspiring English sources

Generally, in ECALM there are cross associates (uniform in composition) and self associates of one of the components.

To account for the electrostatic/polar interaction between the cation and anion, the spherical segments representing cation head and anion each have one association site, which can only cross associate to each other.

The accuracy of prediction for systems of cross associating species is expected to be limited.

The error bars indicate the standard uncertainty of the determination associated solely with the method of fitting straight lines to the variation of H when D = 0 at each observatory, and for this reason it closely corresponds to the uncertainty of the zero-crossing associated with the shaded areas depicted in Fig. 9.

Some of the activated entorhinal nodes represent information from just one input layer, but most receive both types of input, and thus cross-associate the item and context patterns (Figure 2a).

More generally, both MR and SEM in our suggestive framework are designed to detect only linear relationships and targeted on a small set of variables, which were statistically significantly cross-associated with one another (that is, SNP-MET-LIP set).

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Dupré's "Stations of the Cross"; Stephen Tharp, associate organist.

By manipulating the model terms the selective cross spectrum associated with the radiation from each individual source can then be estimated.

A MMSAR contains a single keyword and several visual feature clusters, which crosses and associates the two modalities of Web images.

The term originally was applied to cross-dressing associated with nonheterosexual behaviour.