1. Chapter 4 Variances and Covariances Page 3 A pair of random variables X and Y is said to be uncorrelated if cov.X;Y/ D †uncorrelated 0

2. The amplitude was significantly lower at contingent stimulus triggering compared to uncorrelated triggering.

3. A plurality of uncorrelated alarms are collected by an alarm collector (11) from alarm reporters (12).

4. Furthermore, it is something of an 'uncorrelated' asset, meaning it won't necessarily rise and fall in line with everything else.