... Galton¹

the person who invented the concept of correlation and the word anticyclone!

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... table^2.1

this is good practice when publishing scientifically since it allows others to examine your data and reproduce your results !

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... variance.^2.2

a denominator of $n-1$ is often used rather than $n$ in order to ensure that the sample variance gives an unbiased estimate of the population variance.

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... Society's^6.1

one of the world's oldest scientific academies founded in 1660

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... innocent''.^6.2

in this particular example, the alternative hypothesis is the negation of the null hypothesis as is often the case in statistical hypothesis testing.

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... splines^8.1

not to be confused with the common interpolating cubic splines as described in Numerical Recipes and elsewhere !

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... series^9.1

NOTE: time series NOT timeseries !

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