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Both systems can achieve matrix crystal sizes below 50 μm in diameter.

Strategies to provide smart capabilities to the composite biomaterials primarily seek to achieve matrices that are instructive/inductive to cells, or that stimulate/trigger target cell responses that are crucial in the tissue regeneration processes.

For compressive sensing purposes, we can simply eliminate some rows of the identity matrix to achieve the matrix β of the compressed dimension.

Similarly, compute the column vectors ( {tilde{mathbf{r}}}_{{mathbf{Y}}^k{left({x}_k^kright)}^{ast}}^k ) of the equivalent cross-covariance matrix R yx according to (11) and (12)   (2) Achieve the matrix R xx and the matrix R yx by (10) and (13)   (3) Obtain the noiseless auto-covariance matrix ( {widehat{mathbf{R}}}_{xx} ) by (22).

Recently, in order to remove the desired signal from the sample covariance matrix, spatial power spectrum sampling methods were proposed to achieve covariance matrix reconstruction [8, 9].

Cross-sectional observations on the selected AF/PA66 MB knitted specimens, by optical microscopy, have confirmed that molding condition at 290°C under the pressure of 2 MPa for 20 minutes could achieve better matrix fusion and improved state of resin impregnation.

The intense stirring process used to disperse the carbon nanotubes has made it possible to achieve a matrix conductivity around σ=10−2 Sm−1 with filler volume fractions as low as 0.1 vol.%.

This distance can actually be significantly larger than the actual droplet size, because the requirement for spotting onto the same position repeatedly to achieve sufficient matrix coating causes significant loss of resolution due to small positioning inaccuracies.

This strategy endorses the combination of an adipose-derived cell-subpopulation with inorganic compounds to achieve bone matrix-analogs with clinical relevance.

Nearly the same inferences can be achieved using matrix sampling design with a reduced cost and less respondent burden.

In the case where experimental duration is short, and small covariance windows are therefore used, we show that accurate power estimation can be achieved by matrix regularisation.