variables <a variable; variables> N
- variables
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explanatory variables
- explanatory variables ECON
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- explanatory variables ECON
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intervening variables
- intervening variables
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operationalization of variables N Pl
- operationalization of variables
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variable <a variable; variables> N ECON
variable ADJ ECON
variable N
variable ADJ
variable <a variable; variables> N
variable ECON
variable ADJ
autonomous variable ECON
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The first sort of terms and variables, usually denoted by lower case letters, consists of individuals, whose intended interpretation is as natural numbers.
en.wikipedia.org Alpha factoring: based on maximizing the reliability of factors, assuming variables are randomly sampled from a universe of variables.
en.wikipedia.org Its concern is thus the interrelation of financial variables, such as prices, interest rates and shares, as opposed to those concerning the real economy.
en.wikipedia.org Single parameter type classes are supported, with superclasses, derived instances, deriving clauses for common classes, default class methods and higher-kinded type variables.
en.wikipedia.org However, preceding rainfall is not the only condition that affects antecedent moisture, and many other variables in the hydrologic process can have a significant impact.
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