Sentence examples for squared trace from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, a previous study on the mouse mandible, which used the squared trace correlation coefficient method, suggested that modular QTL effects for mandible shape were more a question of degrees of covariation rather than dichotomy between the alveolar region and the ascending ramus (Klingenberg et al. 2004).

In another scene from Monir, which takes place in her workshop, the artist grazes a ruler across a sheet of squared tracing paper, taking a pencil to shade in a grid of lozenges, whilst muttering a chant of "here, here, and here".

"FROM CARNIVAL CROSSROADS TO CORPORATE CROSSROADS: THE NEW TIMES SQUARE" traces the changes in the area from the 1970's to the present and discusses the companies and organizations that were crucial to those changes.

This primarily allows them to avoid the summation of squared F-norms and traces in the notation for their algorithm.

The variance, σ, was estimated from the averaged squared difference of consecutive traces subtracting the background variance at 0 mV.

Revisiting the research of Moravec [21], a function designed to detect both edges and corners as a linear combination of determinant and trace of μ squared is proposed.

The RV coefficient is a measure of the correlation between two or more sets of landmark coordinates and a multivariate generalization of the correlation coefficient R. The RV coefficient is computed as the trace of the squared covariance matrix between the two sets of landmarks scaled by the square root of the squared variance and covariance within the two partitions (Klingenberg 2009).

To watch Japan beat South Africa – fair and square, no trace of a fluke – was to witness one of the more extraordinary upsets in the history of team sport.

Figure S1 of the Supporting Information shows the rmsd (root-mean-square deviation) trace of heavy atoms for various peptide residues along with the overall peptide rmsd.

An increase in signal-to-noise results from low-pass filtering [ Fig. 3(d)] (blue) and Fig. 4 e) (lower trace) and squaring [ Fig. 4(f)].

Results in Figure 5 indicate that without the trace norm penalty, 7 of the 16 held-out observations show significant increases in squared error.