Definition of cross-correlate in English:

cross-correlate

verb

[with object]

Compare (a sequence of data) against another.
the observed profiles were cross-correlated with a standard pulse profile
Example sentencesExamples
- We then cross-correlated the average noise signals of each hour and month with the noise signals in March in that habitat.
- The kernel is cross-correlated with each subsequent video frame.
- Since critical production facilities typically have multiple test stands and backup instruments, one simple calibration check is to cross-correlate readings.
- The outputs of the detection channels were cross-correlated in a digital correlator.
- The software is designed to pinpoint key incident data by cross-correlating in real-time the huge volumes of data generated by any number of security point products installed across the enterprise.

Derivatives

cross-correlation

nounˈkrɒskɒrəˌleɪʃ(ə)nˌkrɔsˌkɔrəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

In this system the velocity vector field is obtained by local spatial cross-correlation between small volume elements containing particles observed at two time steps.
Example sentencesExamples
- As focus was on the cross-correlation modeling, quite simple structures for the variances and correlations of both variables were chosen.
- It is possible to discern the functionally important motions in proteins using a modal decomposition of the cross-correlations of the fluctuations.
- The cross-correlations between the angular time series for knee and ankle, hip and knee, and hip and ankle, were calculated in order to evaluate the presence of coupling between the joints of the lower limbs.
- Results from both autocorrelation (correlation within one channel) and cross-correlation (correlation between the two wavelength channels) measurements were analyzed using the same equation.

Definition of cross-correlate in US English:

cross-correlate

verbˌkrôsˈkôrəˌlāt

[with object]

Compare (a sequence of data) against another.
the observed profiles were cross-correlated with a standard pulse profile
Example sentencesExamples
- The kernel is cross-correlated with each subsequent video frame.
- The outputs of the detection channels were cross-correlated in a digital correlator.
- We then cross-correlated the average noise signals of each hour and month with the noise signals in March in that habitat.
- Since critical production facilities typically have multiple test stands and backup instruments, one simple calibration check is to cross-correlate readings.
- The software is designed to pinpoint key incident data by cross-correlating in real-time the huge volumes of data generated by any number of security point products installed across the enterprise.

单词	cross-correlate
释义	Definition of cross-correlate in English: cross-correlate verb [with object] Compare (a sequence of data) against another. the observed profiles were cross-correlated with a standard pulse profile Example sentencesExamples We then cross-correlated the average noise signals of each hour and month with the noise signals in March in that habitat. The kernel is cross-correlated with each subsequent video frame. Since critical production facilities typically have multiple test stands and backup instruments, one simple calibration check is to cross-correlate readings. The outputs of the detection channels were cross-correlated in a digital correlator. The software is designed to pinpoint key incident data by cross-correlating in real-time the huge volumes of data generated by any number of security point products installed across the enterprise. Derivatives cross-correlation nounˈkrɒskɒrəˌleɪʃ(ə)nˌkrɔsˌkɔrəˈleɪʃ(ə)n In this system the velocity vector field is obtained by local spatial cross-correlation between small volume elements containing particles observed at two time steps. Example sentencesExamples As focus was on the cross-correlation modeling, quite simple structures for the variances and correlations of both variables were chosen. It is possible to discern the functionally important motions in proteins using a modal decomposition of the cross-correlations of the fluctuations. The cross-correlations between the angular time series for knee and ankle, hip and knee, and hip and ankle, were calculated in order to evaluate the presence of coupling between the joints of the lower limbs. Results from both autocorrelation (correlation within one channel) and cross-correlation (correlation between the two wavelength channels) measurements were analyzed using the same equation. Definition of cross-correlate in US English: cross-correlate verbˌkrôsˈkôrəˌlāt [with object] Compare (a sequence of data) against another. the observed profiles were cross-correlated with a standard pulse profile Example sentencesExamples The kernel is cross-correlated with each subsequent video frame. The outputs of the detection channels were cross-correlated in a digital correlator. We then cross-correlated the average noise signals of each hour and month with the noise signals in March in that habitat. Since critical production facilities typically have multiple test stands and backup instruments, one simple calibration check is to cross-correlate readings. The software is designed to pinpoint key incident data by cross-correlating in real-time the huge volumes of data generated by any number of security point products installed across the enterprise.
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