What's the difference between euclidean and euclidian?
Euclidean
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Euclidian
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(n.) Related to Euclid, or to the geometry of Euclid.
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(1) The decrease of the modulus effect either to zero (grounded level) or to a finite value (free end of the network) is not expressed as a formula because Rijlant's network does not simulate an euclidian space.
(2) A procedure for selecting reference areas in epidemiologic research employing census data and squared Euclidian distance is described.
(3) The impact of distributing the activity is assumed to decrease exponentially with the Euclidian distance between the stimulated region and the region under consideration.
(4) Many of these parameters can be combined in n space using an algorithm based on the Euclidian distance relationship in order to derive consensus values.
(5) Two methods of three-dimensional form analysis, euclidian distance matrix analysis (EDMA) and finite-element scaling analysis (FESA), were used to investigate growth changes in the cranium.
(6) The results obtained prove V. V. Vernadsky's hypothesis on biological significance of the non-Euclidian geometry.
(7) A major obstacle in applying distance geometry techniques is the analytical complexity of the Cayley-Menger determinants that are used to characterize euclidian spaces in terms of distances between points.
(8) These distortions are fully consistent with a model whereby points in 'left space' are compressed rightwards; the compression function is linearly proportional to the coordinates of Euclidian space.
(9) The Euclidian distances can be interpreted as social distance scores with values close to zero representing a high level of sociodemographic similarity between the index area and potential reference areas.
(10) Three-dimensional coordinate landmarks were digitized and analyzed to determine the differences in form between operated and unoperated animals using Euclidian distance matrix analysis.
(11) With the use of 12 census variables as the basis for evaluating sociodemographic differentiation, squared Euclidian distances were calculated between a geographically delineated index area in southwest Alberta, where residents had complained for several years about the effects of exposure to sour gas emissions, and 119 provincial census tracts in the rest of nonmetropolitan southern Alberta.
(12) The results showed that spatial stages, whether topological, projective, or Euclidian, determined the use of locatives, suggesting that cognition precedes and is a prerequisite to certain language forms.
(13) Because cardioidal strain produces changes in structures that do not share an isomorphism of rigid (Euclidian) local features or rigid feature configurations, this transformation seems both sufficiently general and abstract to specify what J.J. Gibson has called a "higher-order invariant of perceptual information.