73771 * 3 1.27724 12.8 65.9 T64 .83880 * 4 1.12206 11.2 77.1 T65 .87396 * T66 .68739 * T67 .85438 * T68 .71686 * T69 .86941 * T610 .59595 * Varimax Rotation 1, Extraction 1, Analysis 1 - Kaiser Normalization. Varimax converged in 8 iterations. Rotated Factor Matrix: FACTOR 1 FACTOR 2 FACTOR 3 FACTOR 4 T61 .61545 .61864 T62 .82703 T63 .70565 .38588 T64 .82982 .30255 T65 .92030 T66 .46415 .63656
ruumiline ,524 Sõnavara ,774 Informeeritu ,451 s tekst ,328 Extraction Method: Maximum Likelihood. Rotation Method: Oblimin with Kaiser Normalization. a. Rotation converged in 4 iterations. Peakomponentide analüüs Peakomponentide analüüsi eesmärk on välja selgitada väiksem hulk komponente, mis vastutavad esialgsete muutujate varieeruvuse eest. Faktoranalüüs ja peakomponentide analüüs on matemaatilises mõttes erinevad. Faktoranalüüsi käigus eeldatakse, et mõõdetud muutujate varieeruvuse eest vastutavad tekkivad ühisfaktorid ja unikaalsed faktorid. Peakomponentide
" His eyes flicked toward me and back to Carlisle. "And, of course, we will not harm the human girl. We won't hunt in your range, as I said." James glanced in disbelief and aggravation at Laurent and exchanged another brief look with Victoria, whose eyes still flickered edgily from face to face. Carlisle measured Laurent's open expression for a moment before he spoke. "We'll show you the way. Jasper, Rosalie, Esme?" he called. They gathered together, blocking me from view as they converged. Alice was instantly at my side, and Emmett fell back slowly, his eyes locked on James as he backed toward us. "Let's go, Bella." Edward's voice was low and bleak. This whole time I'd been rooted in place, terrified into absolute immobility. Edward had to grip my elbow and pull sharply to break my trance. Alice and Emmett were close behind us, hiding me. I stumbled alongside Edward, still stunned with fear. I couldn't hear if the main group had left yet. Edward's
sides the lack of personal persuasion attempts. Secrecy was maintained in many matters-extra copies of the lessons were burned, passwords and secret signs were instituted, the contents of certain private tape recordings were not to be discussed with outsiders (so secret were the tapes that even longtime believers were prohib- ited from taking notes of them). Publicity was avoided. As the day of disaster ap- proached, increasing numbers of newspaper, television, and radio reporters converged on the group's headquarters in the Keech house. For the most part, these people were turned away or ignored. The most frequent answer to their questions was, "No comment." Although discouraged for a time, the media representatives returned with a vengeance when Dr. Armstrong's religious activities caused him to be fired from his post on the college health service staff; one especially persistent newsman had to be threatened with a lawsuit. A similar siege was repelled on the
team. The solution had taken a terrific toll. The restless turning of the mind tormented by a puzzle, the preoccupation at meals, the insomnia, the sudden wakening at midnight, the pressure to succeed because failure could have national consequences, the despair of the long weeks when the problem seemed insoluble, the repeated dashings of uplifted hopes, the mental shocks, the tension and the frustration and the urgency and the secrecy all converged and hammered furiously upon his skull. He collapsed in December. After three and a half months in Walter Reed General Hospital recovering from the nervous breakdown, he returned to S.I.S. on shortened hours, working at first in the more relaxed area of cryptosecurity. By the time of Pearl Harbor he was again able to do some cryptanalysis, this time of German systems. OP-20-G contributed importantly to the ease and speed of daily PURPLE solutions when 27-year-old Lieutenant (j.g.) Francis A
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