Correlating

Both areas' verdant hills are pockmarked with conspicuous excavations; Mordoğan's marble quarries gouging a pinky scar in the crag, correlating with the Island's white chalk pits.

By correlating data from multiple sources, including network data, application logs, and threat intelligence feeds, potential cyber-attacks can be predicted before they occur.

I think you mentioned something about the assay sensitivity, not necessarily correlating with potency, if I understood that correctly, and how that might help you with target selection in the future?

The problems correlating with overcrowding are grave: deteriorating conditions inflame tensions, which can lead to violence, creating a dangerous environment for both detainees and staff.

Political science models consider recent changes in global affairs and the domestic economy, correlating current events with historical data to anticipate how voters will change their minds before election night.

SR-XRF imaging revealed the distinct localization of iron within the CIZ and zinc within the VBs across three soybean genotypes, correlating with nitrogen fixation efficiencies.

Alexander also senses a color palette associated with each pet, correlating to age, energy level and other factors.

A study conducted by researcher Xin Qin and colleagues found that increases in confirmed cases of COVID-19 have caused a correlating surge in domestic violence.

Durability is often a measure of how rough the palms are with rougher palms correlating to more durable gloves.

But in November 2018, the ECB – with the urging of Test captain Joe Root – revealed it had changed the rules, reducing the eligibility period from seven years to three, correlating with International Cricket Council regulations.

First, correlating this data across all these silos is difficult, and it’s something ITOM teams struggle with every day.

I am not saying that we shouldn’t value lived experience; I’m only saying that we shouldn’t be correlating experience or usefulness with age.

Over time, broad diversification — especially the inclusion of alternative, lower-correlating asset classes — may be very helpful in achieving long-term goals with less volatility.

RedLock has developed sophisticated analytics capabilities, capturing disparate data sets (such as cloud resource configuration, network traffic, and third-party feeds) and correlating them to detect threats and vulnerabilities.

This test would measure a combination of neural damage biomarkers that have been identified by world leading neurologists and researchers as correlating with progression of neurological damage and disease.

Typically, this means collecting observability data, correlating it with other monitoring outputs, and processing it with advanced analytics and machine learning, to drive ‘known good’ responses into automated actions.

Before the advent of radiocarbon dating, the fossilized trees had been dated by correlating sequences of annually deposited layers of sediment at Two Creeks with sequences in Scandinavia.

Brain There have been very few studies correlating orgasm and brain activity in real time.

By cross-correlating different measurement methods, one can bound the distance; the residual errors are now less than the estimated size parameters of the LMC.

Criterion-related validity can be assessed by correlating a measure with a criterion measure theoretically expected to be related.