Sentence examples for foundation of the correlation from inspiring English sources

This study provides a fundamental foundation of the correlation between S composition of carbon nanomaterials and their electrochemical (or surface) properties.

3. "Technology Interaction and Correlation" The SIEM will serve as the foundation of the correlation engine, however it should also integrate with other important security technologies such as: Firewalls, IDSs/IPSs, DLPs, Vulnerability Management, and Anti-Malware.

However, to the best of our knowledge, none of the research works in the predictive auto-scaling domain investigates the theoretical foundations of the correlation between the different workload patterns and the accuracy of the prediction algorithms.

The dates of these contemporaries circumscribe the time of Ashoka's reign; combined with the earlier Greek synchronisms, they afford a firm foundation for the correlation of Indic and Mediterranean events.

Analysis of our structural models laid the foundation for the correlation between the observed phenotype of each substitution mutation to their position and functional consequence.

It is this strength of correlation between IIP and m that is the mathematical foundation for the correlation between IIP and log kdrug), which is also linear function of m.

Even after CH2, which included the mathematical foundation of correlation and regression, the majority (74%) of the students still gave positive response (S_4).

This data was summarized in a 2008 report (Zalosh) that served as the foundation of the development for the vented deflagration correlations in the latest (2013) edition of NFPA 68.

The foundation of the works on feedback overhead reduction for MIMO systems is the correlation feature of MIMO channels.

By taking advantage of the signals' common spectral-correlation property, a general-purpose sensing platform can be constructed on the foundation of efficient spectral-correlation estimators.

The correlation coefficient, r, measures the extent of the correlation between two variables.