The phrase "a matrix of a" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts related to mathematics, data analysis, or organizational structures, but it requires additional information to convey a complete thought.
Example: "In our study, we created a matrix of a to analyze the relationships between different variables."
Alternatives: "a framework of a" or "a structure of a".
The slug could be used either directly for printing or for producing a matrix of a page to be printed; after use it could be melted for reuse.
Church forests are located as islands in a matrix of a highly degraded agricultural landscape (Wassie et al. 2005).
He is studying how droplets of one fluid flow through a matrix of a different fluid in microgravity, behavior which he says is critical for space-based material processing.
We report on a three-phase coarsening phenomenon in which an initially random dispersion of two phases in a matrix of a third phase evolves into two "microconstituents".
The first is a swarm model where a spherical porous particle of a specified permeability is contained in a matrix of a different permeability that is equated to the overall bed permeability.
In this work we propose a numerical method to minimize the steady flow in the outlet of an embankment dam by optimizing the location of a less permeable material, which is available in a limited amount, inside a matrix of a more permeable material.
Electron microscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, and X-ray diffraction analyses showed that TiC/a-C/a-SiC nanocomposites were formed consisting of textured TiC nanocrystallites (nc) embedded in a matrix of a-C and a-SiC.
The films showed a typical nanocomposite microstructure with crystalline NbB2 grains embedded in a matrix of an amorphous Al2O3 phase in higher content of Al2O3.
The whole nanocomposite films show a typical nanocomposite microstructure with crystalline NbB2 grains embedded in a matrix of an amorphous Al2O3 phase from the low magnification image.
An alternative comparison of all genomes was undertaken, based on a matrix of an all-against-all BLAST analysis (Figure 5).
The standard unadjusted EWAS analysis (on beta values) posits the linear model (1) where is an matrix of coefficients and is an matrix of errors.
