Sentence examples for creating a matrix from inspiring English sources

The pairwise comparisons between the variants for each NFR is done by creating a matrix for each NFR to compare all values of variants contributions.

In this case, we are interested in functional connectivity and recovering a resting state network, i.e. the default mode network from a data matrix Y formed by vectorizing each time series observed in every voxel creating a matrix n×N where n is the number of time points and N the number of voxels (≈10,000−100,000) [30].

For a dry powder formulation platform to be suitable for pulmonary delivery of potent biopharmaceuticals, e.g., proteins and peptides, it has to be not only efficiently and reproducibly aerosolisable, but also capable of creating a matrix suitable for stabilising the relevant biomacromolecules at temperatures appropriate for storage and distribution.

After creating a matrix of 100 possible penis sizes, researchers narrowed the options down to 33 phallus choices because "such a large choice set could overwhelm participants".

I think the answer lies in creating a matrix that will accommodate communities of 5-10,000 and slanting these in different ways as to design, appearance and, yes, cultural differences.

PLS starts by creating a matrix of the correlations, across subjects, between seed activity and all other brain voxels for each "block".

These domestic and international regimes have created a matrix of control, corruption and inequality that cuts through every aspect of Egyptian life.

If the only place people belong is online, then we will have created a Matrix Generation that belongs nowhere except when it is connected.

The body replaces its proteins every few months, so the hope is that the body will create a matrix that it recognizes as its own.

Seeking to add predictability to the disciplinary system, the administration recently negotiated a plan with the Civil Service Employees Association to create a matrix of punishments for various offenses.

This will create a matrix of Braille readouts on a larger scale.