Sentence examples for matrices and allowed from inspiring English sources
This approach preserved the precise SS characteristics for matching genuine and random matrices and allowed the same SS and CSS thresholds to be used.
The synthesiser is designed for large population matrices and allows target variables to be represented in several target constraints.
This is because compared to larger microcapsules they often have superior physical and chemical stability and better compatibility with food matrices and allow the targeting of bacterial surfaces through tailoring of interfacial properties (interfacial engineering).
The sensitivities of objective and constraints were calculated by using the strain vectors, which is a more general method than using element stiffness matrices and allows extracting local displacements from the commercial finite element code.
These tools ease the interpretation of model behavior by providing diagnostic visualizations of transition matrices, and allow substituting dense transition matrices with a sparse counterpart by applying an iterative approximation algorithm that is independent of model symmetry.
A further acceleration of the computations could be achieved, however, by utilizing structured grids, which lead to structured sparsity patterns of the system matrices and allow faster access of global memory, cf [ 36].
Particleboard consists of fine wood chips mixed together in an adhesive matrix and allowed to harden under pressure.
Cells were seeded at 1.5×104 cells/ml onto sterilized matrix and allowed to adhere for 1 hour at 37°C/5% CO2.
To assess the impact of targeted vaccination, we used a time-usage study's mixing matrix and allowed vaccine efficacy to vary with age.
1 µl of conditioned media was then mixed with 1 µl of 50% acetonitrile saturated with 2,5-dihydroxy benzoic acid matrix and allowed to air-dry.
Here we added fibroblasts to the solidified matrix and allowed them to attach for a period of 30 45 min. After fibroblasts have adhered to the matrix tumor cells are added.
