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But it's an impression that's not mine alone, and it might indicate a direction of travel.
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Two important directed coupling indicators are the directed transfer function (DTF) and the partial directed coherence (PDC), both distinguishing between source and target by indicating a direction of the dependency.
The black arrow indicates a direction of fault movement estimated from the billow-like wavy folds.
The yellow arrow indicates a direction of fault movement estimated from the billow-like wavy folds.
The combined two-tailed p value was calculated based on the integrated Z score and utilized such that p <0.05 significance cutoff corresponded to a minimum z comparative score of –1.96, the negative z score indicating a direction of depletion, positive indicating enrichment.
It is rather a question of considering these norms as having a regulatory function, indicating a direction, than of misusing them in a rigorist way.
"Go in This Direction" hand signal is used to indicate or suggest a direction of travel.
Subjects have the tendency of indicating a direction that is straight ahead and the prior allows the model to show such behavior as well.
Another measure called fractional anisotropy (FA), when found to be high, will indicate a preferred direction of water diffusion in the region of interest [ 22, 23]; when found to be reduced relative to normative data, it broadly suggests reduced white matter integrity [ 24].
Despite the surveys, and the anecdotal evidence of men continuing to dominate editorial conferences at many news outlets, the path-breaking Wintour, Viner and Beddoes indicate a changed direction of feminist travel.
The lines connect co-twins in twin-pairs and indicate a consistent direction of effect.
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