| Size change is so covariant among morphological traits in general that separate body parts are often good estimators of change in other parts. |
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| However, such covariant mutation can also occur within closely related groups. |
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| Thus each axis can be seen as a composite morphological character combining the covariant part of the initial morphometric parameters. |
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| Moreover, for the minor factorial axis, the covariant part of characters becomes less intuitive and noise becomes more important. |
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| Sometimes, it may be more appropriate to collect data over broad age ranges and examine the effect of age as a continuous covariant. |
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| Insurance is needed but since these hazards involve common or covariant risks it is not easy to develop appropriate insurance products. |
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| In the theory of relativity, there are both covariant and invariant laws. |
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| Salmon, in his famous text, gave an equation in covariant form. |
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| In mid 1913 he published a compromise: a sketch of a relativistic theory of gravitation that was not generally covariant. |
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| The reasons include high transaction costs due to low population density and high risk levels based on climatic and covariant risks. |
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| This was dealt with by using the SES score as a covariant in the analysis. |
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| In 1887 he published a famous paper in which he developed the calculus of tensors, following on the work of Christoffel, including covariant differentiation. |
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| The general theory of relativity was intended to be a generally covariant account of spacetime, and its general covariance was intended to express the general relativity of motion. |
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| Geodesic equations, parallel displacement and covariant derivative. |
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| Besides being translated, a co-ordinate system may also be rotated.2 This signifies analytically: the relations of Euclidean geometry are covariant with respect to linear orthogonal transformations of the co-ordinates. |
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| Cadmium, though having no known biological function, generally exhibits distributions that are covariant with phosphate and concentrations that are even lower than those of zinc. |
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| If the general covariance of equations is indispensable and unambiguous, then what could be the limiting transition to classical equations, which are not generally covariant? |
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| In the covariant, or spinfoam formulation of the theory, the quantum dynamics is obtained via a sum over discrete versions of spacetime, called spinfoams. |
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