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The shadow displacement is highly correlated with both mixture fraction and velocity, and the peak correlation coefficient of the shadow displacement and mixture fraction is higher than that of the shadow displacement and velocity.

Theoretical predictions show that a measure of pressure responses using hydrophones is effective for measurements where there is a small signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), but a sharper peak correlation coefficient can be achieved if accelerometers are used.

However, such phase difference is not evident in the cross-correlation functions of the leading EOF mode time series with the SAM Index which is shown in Fig. 3 and shows the peak correlation coefficient of 0.77 where the single prominent peak is at zero time shift.

For the example penetration in Fig. 1, we examined the peak correlation coefficient for all possible pairs of neurons.

This analysis was performed for each subject and stimulus condition and the absolute value of the peak correlation coefficient was taken into account (using a time lag of ±2 s).

Three parameters were extracted: (1) the peak correlation coefficient value; (2) the delay at which the peak response occurred; and (3) the halfwidth, which is the width of the cross-covariance function at half its peak value.

In particular, around the main peak correlation coefficients are close to 0. This is an interesting property for CDMA communications, for instance for multipath detection and estimation, but also for using such codes in applications such as synchronization or localization with radars or po-sitionning systems [27].

The ANOVAs performed on the mean peak correlation coefficients did not reveal any significant difference between conditions, either in the A-P or M-L axis.

The time of cell body shrinkage and neurite retraction is correlated positively and well with the time of Ca2+ peak occurrence (correlation coefficient r = 0.66 and significance p = 1E-3 betimen time of cell body shrinkage and Ca2+, and r = 0.85 and p = 2E−6 between time of neurite retraction and Ca2+).

If we only analyze the region with Z-score >= 2 (i.e. peak regions), the correlation coefficient is 0.935 which suggests that the peak regions resulting from the analysis of public data are most likely not artifacts.

The group average difference between power changes in the gamma and beta bands correlated with normalized peak force (Pearson correlation coefficient, r = 0.9156, n = 10, p < 0.001; Fig. 6B).