canonical
- adjective
- /kəˈnænɪkəl/
- Specialized
- OK, so this is now our canonical commutation relation.
- canonical correlation
- canonical variate
- canonical analysis
What are the canonical proofs of equality?
- What are the canonical proofs of equality?
Examples
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In canonical analysis, the statistical significance of the canonical correlations is tested using a stepwise process.
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The percentage of variance shared by the first pair of canonical variates was about 14%.
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In other words, there is not one canonical form of head covering nor one cover term.
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First of all, what is the canonical momentum piece of X?
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Moreover, canonical analysis revealed that there was a significant relationship between attachment level and credibility level.
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What are the canonical proofs of equality?
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The relationship between bird abundance, microclimate, and habitat structure was determined using canonical correspondence analysis.
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We tested the eigenvalues or characteristic roots that represent pairs of canonical variates for significance at the 0.05 level.
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Comprehension accuracy was also significantly correlated with their first canonical variate (termed first comprehension variate).
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In academic research, a canonical model simplifies complex theories for better understanding.
Synonyms
Generally used and accepted as correct
In the simplest, most useful form for study or use
Made the same by following set rules
Antonyms
Not following the usual rules for size, shape, or quality so it may not fit other things
Compounds
- Formal
One of seven fixed times for prayer during the day in the Roman Catholic Church
How Standard
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Canonical comes from Greek kanon meaning 'rule' or 'measuring rod', and it carries the idea of a single 'standard' form. That's why a 'canonical form' in math or science is the accepted, simplest version you use.