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Without any altitude dependence the polynomial modelling technique requires that data are reduced to the same altitude (400 km, the mean CHAMP altitude).

The two scaling constants are merged using an inverse tangent weighting function (w) so that a fully scaled Nusselt number, Nu∗, is defined by Nu[(1/f1)(1−w)−(1/f2)w]. Using this unified model, numerical and experimental data are reduced to a single curve that depicts the heat transfer to any digitized flow.

It is not uncommon that large amounts of data are reduced to but a few data points expressing, e.g., a drug effect at a certain dose.

Using the full shape space is possible in this case because the data are reduced to pairwise distances regardless of dimensionality, and no parameters are estimated.

In this process, the data are reduced to fewer dimensions, and we only preserve the dimensions that are of the most significance to our experiment.

In the latter case, when data are reduced to information on the proportion of females that are pregnant or lactating, statistical testing can be carried out, but precise estimation of the mean and variance of birth dates is no longer possible.

Rosette strain data were reduced to principal and shear magnitudes and directions.

The data was reduced to the pole assuming a declination of −3° and an inclination of −10° for this region.

With a new thinning method three-dimensional (3D) CAD data is reduced to a 1D skeleton graph.

Little change in R2 was noted until data were reduced to plot sizes of 0.03 ha and pulse densities of 0.1 pulses m-2.

It can be seen from Fig. 5 that the white Gaussian noise in the measured data is reduced to some extent.