The phrase "a sort of matrix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that resembles or functions like a matrix, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new software creates a sort of matrix that organizes all the data into a more manageable format."
Alternatives: "a type of framework" or "a kind of structure".
Yet the couple's depth of character emerges all the more vividly through Tanne's alert directorial impressionism, a sensitivity to the actors' probing glances that provides a sort of visual matrix for the actors' inner life.
So you have a bit of catching up to do in terms of knowledge and such and so I think using the startup as a template for living can give people a sort of operational matrix for understanding when and how best to get over obstacles and optimize their day-to-day.
On reflection, I guess on a sort of twat-matrix my model making does tick a lot of totally wankery boxes.
And of course we know from this morning that that's a signal that it's a different sort of matrix, there won't be an inverse, we've got questions.
From a cartographic point of view (cf. Rizzi 1997 24; Tsai and Wu 2012), how all sorts of matrix verbs work to shape the "topography" of linking constructions in Mayrinax Atayal is visualized in Fig. 11.
His earlier, Poe-drenched work is good fun, but his masterpiece, "The Makioka Sisters," serves — Austen-like — as a sort of Lonely Planet guide to the matrix of social obligations which people in Japan still navigate.
The cyclic energy loads applied at a given frequency (power) trigger the VILI, which may be seen in this context as a sort of "fatigue" of the extracellular matrix, similar to material "fatigue" [21 24].
What makes each of these doctrines an end-state view is their shared conviction that the information provided by this sort of matrix is sufficient for determining which of the available distributions is the just one.
Sangari thinks of the movie "Matrix" as a sort of metaphor for what CTC should do for a teacher.
