Translation of "Correlation pattern " (English → French) :

Buchmann and Meyer pattern | Buchmann-Meyer pattern | Christmas-tree pattern | light band width | light-band pattern | optical pattern

pattern-cutting software utilisation | utilise pattern-cutting softwares | use pattern-cutting softwares | utilize pattern-cutting softwares

deposit pattern | distribution pattern | drop deposition pattern | drop impaction patter | droplet impact pattern

handle patterns of psychological behaviour | handle patterns of psychological life | manage patterns of psychological life | work with patterns of psychological behaviour

grading of patterns | sizing of patterns | pattern cutting and grading | pattern grading

coefficient of correlation | correlation coefficient | cross-correlation coefficient

trellis drainage pattern [ trellised drainage pattern | grapevine drainage pattern | espalier drainage pattern | lattice drainage pattern | rectangular drainage pattern ]

correlation coefficient | coefficient of correlation | Pearson's coefficient

In terms of application rates (though not necessarily reflected on a proportional basis in the success rate), the pattern generally shows a satisfactory correlation between participation and country size, with the notable exception of literary translation.

- the increased job content of economic growth since the second half of the 1990s also results from a change in the growth pattern : growth in productivity per hour and in employment were more positively correlated than in previous periods when rising capital-labour substitution tended to lead to higher unemployment.

I have shown that the spatial pattern of warming trends in the surface temperature record is strongly correlated with the spatial pattern of industrialization, even though this pattern is not predicted by climate models as a response to greenhouse gases.

1. Considers that the precise triggers for the crises differed in all four Member States, even though common patterns can be observed such as the rapid increase in capital inflows and a build-up of macroeconomic imbalances across the EU during the years preceding the crisis; points out that excessive private and/or public debt, which had risen to a level which became unsustainable, and over-reaction by financial markets combined with speculation and a loss of competitiveness, played a crucial role, and that none of these could have been prevented by the existing EU economic governance framework; further notes that the sovereign debt cr ...[+++]ises in all cases have been strongly correlated to the global financial crisis caused by lax regulation and misbehaviour of the financial industry;