Sentence examples for relevant principal from inspiring English sources

The spontaneous activity events contain a moderate number of relevant principal components as shown by the cumulative explained variance.

By means of multiple linear regression, it was found that the latent variables associated to the four relevant principal components can be fitted according to the latitude, longitude and altitude of the station where data were recorded from.

In this case the dimensionality reduction is performed discarding the less relevant principal components.

Using a PCA with six variables we obtained two relevant principal components (PCs) with an eigenvalue above 1, which explained 62%% of the overall variance in the data (Fig. 4).

The contrasts of the categorical comparisons were therefore chosen to correspond to the sets of conditions that selected relevant principal components.

Using a PCA on the 9 morphometric variables of the flight apparatus (size corrected; log-transformed; varimax rotation) we obtained two relevant principal components (PCs) with an Eigen-Value >1 explaining 62.6% of total variance (Table 4, Figure 2).

In this case, the White House assembled relevant principals and deputies earlier this year to preview regional terrorist threats -- for example, in Europe, the Arabian Gulf and North Africa -- as well as on the current and strategic threat from Al Qaida.

"We have access to some of the most senior people in the business, so before we design a programme we take it out to the industry to make sure we've got it right and it's relevant," says principal Gavin Shreeve who says he makes no apology for the rigour and difficulty of the programme.

With increased attention to constitutive explanation, mechanists realized the need for an account of constitutive relevance, a principal for sorting relevant from irrelevant factors in a mechanism (Craver 2007; Ylikoski 2013).

The agent has private information relevant for the principal, but has policy preferences different from the principal.

In every period the agent can acquire costly information that is relevant to the principal's decision.