Residuals refer to the differences between the observed values of dependent variables and their expected values according to a model, in statistical analysis. They can also represent any remaining elements after subtracting one quantity from another or the leftover amounts after a process or operation.
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A three-pronged weapon or fork, often associated with the Greek and Roman sea god Poseidon (or Neptune), and with the Hindu god Shiva. It is also used metaphorically to describe something with three distinct parts or functions.
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A very high level of secrecy or confidentiality, usually indicating a situation where the information or knowledge must be protected with the utmost care, sometimes going beyond normal security measures to ensure the security of the information.
/ˈsuːpərˈsɛkrəsi/
Relating to Madeira, an island in the Atlantic Ocean off the northwest coast of Africa, or its people, language, or products such as wine.
/məˈdeɪnər/
A telephotograph is a photograph taken with a telephoto lens, a type of long-focus lens that makes distant objects appear closer and larger. Telephotography also refers to the act of taking such photographs.
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A ritual or practice, particularly in many cultures, where a young man or woman is prepared for marriage. This often includes physical, emotional, and mental preparation and may involve specific teachings and sometimes seclusion from others.
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