Because latent variables are an amalgamation of multiple measured variables, they have no inherent metric (Kline 2005; Loehlin 2004).
The variable degree of sandstone amalgamation in the Paskapoo Formation suggests two different modes in the relative ratio of accommodation to sediment supply.
A four-fold hierarchy of depositional bodies was recognized including: i) event beds deposited by single turbidity currents: ii) single lobes, consisting of bed sets with variable degree of sand amalgamation; iii) lobe sets, i.e. depocentre-wide stacks of single lobes and iv) lobe complexes, representing high rank units of greater internal complexity.
Within this framework, an amalgamation of variables impact attempts towards a transparent and inclusive development project.
Paleocene fluvial strata in this region contain several notable characteristics, including variable degrees of channel sandstone amalgamation, regionally-variable stratigraphic architecture, and a large fan-shaped sandstone unit that emanated from the adjacent fold-thrust belt.
Linear amalgamation of the initial variables is T = [ t 1, t 2,…, t q ].
In mathematical domain, PCA successively optimizes the variance of a linear amalgamation of the initial predictor variables: (1) u q = argmax (Var (X u ) ), u t u = 1 conditional upon the constraint u i T S X u j = 0, for every 1 ≤ i ≤ j.
A tree-growing technique, based on the RECursive Partitioning and AMalgamation (RECPAM) algorithm, 26 was used to investigate possible interactions among demographic and clinical variables in order to identify distinct and homogeneous patient subgroups in terms of EI.
Las Vegas is an amalgamation of many neighbourhoods.
"It was really an amalgamation effect".
This amalgamation was known as Suika Shintō.
