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Meanings of reciprocal transformation in English
Transformation of a d-dimensional projective space that maps subspaces of dimension k to subspaces of dimension d − k − 1, reversing inclusion and preserving incidence.
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Examples for "correlation"
Examples for "correlation"
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However, further experience is necessary and in particular correlation with surgical findings.
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Results: We obtained a good correlation between biochemical analysis and MRS determination.
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I need to make some correlation between power used and brightness level.
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And there's a clear correlation between poverty, fast-food restaurants and weight problems.
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However, a possible correlation between olfactory ability and autistic traits was discovered.
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I therefore consider three famous examples of sensible correlations with increasing size.
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Possible interfeature correlations present additional challenges and are often underused in modelling.
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Historical 305-d records are included through their correlations with test day effects.
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Results: Moderate correlations existed between occupational scales and FAS and family well-off.
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Simple correlations play a large role in the analysis of psychiatric data.
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So far, however, there is scant evidence of any reciprocity from Britain.
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At the moment, the reciprocity requirement only applied to China, Obermaier said.
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There hasn't been a true sense of reciprocity for a long time.
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First, our future relationship with the EU must be based on reciprocity.
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There has been a question mark over New Zealand's lack of reciprocity.
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We mumbled reciprocities and sipped from our brimming glasses.
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More troubling is a persistent effort to establish underlying reciprocities between the Nazis and the Jews.
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It was meant for the race and for the far-reaching reciprocities and inexpressible necessities of the race.
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New York life had grown too busy for anybody to pay much attention to the older reciprocities of etiquette.
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This conversation probably lasted longer than the usual little reciprocities of the drawing-room; for it occasioned a very amusing instance of female officiousness.