Therefore, each site in the alignment becomes a matrix instead of a vector.
It's at such moments that the real structures of city life become visible: a matrix of permissions and observations, many of them unreadable most of the time.
With the above-mentioned definition of H i, H i H i H ( i = 0, …, m ) becomes a Gaussian matrix regardless of the number of relays, the distance between each transceiver, and the transmit power of each relay.
What was limpid has become a knotty matrix of unremitting virtuosity, as impressive and alienating as watching someone showing off for two hours 50 minutes, hoping against disappointed hope that they'll pause for breath.
Detached skyscrapers float in the sky, cityscapes face their mirrors, and illuminated buildings become a geometric matrix of lights.
In case is badly conditioned (e.g. when line-of-sight occurs, becomes a singular matrix), the pseudoinversion of in (15) using linear detection will be very difficult which requires very large dynamic range.
Third, for each patient, each set of genes becomes a new matrix feature by summing up gene expression values across genes belonging to each pathway.
where the covariance matrix of D ς becomes a scaled identity matrix, i.e., (boldsymbol Sigma _{mathbf {D} boldsymbol varsigma }={ln(10)^{2} P_{0}^{prime {2}} sigma ^{2} over 25 gamma ^{2}} mathbf {I}_{N}).
These contacts lead to the formation of aggregates or micro-colonies (Kirn et al., 2000), which can even become biofilms if embedded within a matrix of extracellular polymeric substance (O'Toole and Kolter 1998).
