The government's true role is more modest: to create laws that are general and equally applied; these laws constitute the matrix in which the spontaneous interactions of individuals can occur.
Given variations in the strengths of these mixings, e.g., across spatial or temporal domains, the captured spectra will constitute the matrix to be factored using MFF approaches.
It allows to fabricate composite materials starting from a fibrous preform lying in a boiling hydrocarbon precursor, the cracking of which results in a solid deposit constituting the matrix of the carbon/carbon composite.
The 3D distribution and nature of heterogeneous elements constituting the matrix as well as the granulometry of the mixture can therefore complicate XRF quantification, in particular in the case of mixtures of low Z and high Z elements.
We do not know the origin of the preferred c-axis orientation in the fine-grained part, which may have been inherited from that in calcite aggregates constituting the matrix of wall rocks.
Monolayer and bilayers of lipid not only constitute the matrix of the cell membrane [2], but also could be used as models of the cell membrane [1],[3] which makes it convenient to study these models in vitro.
Second, natural elements constituting the matrix of traditional agricultural landscapes have vanished: wetlands have been drained, streams channelized or contained in underground pipes, while patches of forest, hedges and grassy field margins have been eradicated [3].
These differences reflect the divergence in polymers constituting the matrix of the cell wall.
These results are supported by studies in other species that have proposed DNA as an essential component of the extracellular polymeric substance that constitutes the biofilm matrix [13], [15], [16], [23], [46].
A collection of the sensitivity vectors for all i=1,…, l constitutes the sensitivity matrix S=(S1,…, S l ), which summarises the change in Y in response to perturbation of all of the model parameters ∂ Y= S ∂ θ.
