A regression model based on these two spatial predictors explained only 4% of the variance in pair preference, with the value difference accounting for 2% of the variance (lighter figures being preferred) and coolness differences accounting for an additional 2% (warmer figures being preferred).
The two included variables were able to explain 61% of the variance in light attenuation.
To meet uniformity of variance assumptions, light intensities were loge transformed.
Notably, the specification search yielded two other models without this feedback that were able to explain a considerable amount of variance in light conditions and seagrass density.
Large variations are noted in the baseline binding under X-ray without RTI-63 and may be related to technical variance, in light of subsequent similar baseline binding of CFT close to unity with X-ray up to 111 cGy in Figure 3.
The camera can also now create high-resolution panorama shots, which adjust exposure automatically as you go depending on variances in light, producing stunning results with total resolution of up to 43 megapixels.
Musk said that they'd want to do active photon generation in the radar range because that's something that can see through small occlusions, so it's not possible to do it from visual info and apply machine learning to work out variances in lighting conditions, etc.
Assuming that photon arrivals follow Poisson statistics it should be possible to extract the bump amplitude and rate from the light-induced depolarization of the membrane potential and its variance at different light BGs.
Gell-Mann published a number of works on this phase of his career, notable among which are The Eightfold Way (1964), written in collaboration with Ne'eman, and Broken Scale Variance and the Light Cone (1971), coauthored with K. Wilson.
As in (A ), after development on and off neurons yielded low synaptic variance (dark and light red arrows, respectively).
