However, 'organisational development' and the 'Maturity Matrix' are essentially organising frameworks (a theory and a tool respectively), applied to create a structure to help practices focus their efforts on making quality improvements.
But whereas those of "The Matrix" were essentially audiovisual, those of "Cloud Atlas" are informational: the movie's underlying argument is that all of human existence is data, and that, if you type just the right terms into the cosmic search engine, you'll get slices of life that make for deeply meaningful cross-sections of existence.
This dynamic stiffness matrix is essentially a function of the velocity and frequency of the harmonic moving load.
Particularly interesting is the fact that the parameter error covariance matrix is essentially being forced to remain in the modal space of the driving process, defined by its autocorrelation matrix R uu.
This authentication matrix is essentially a series of tests yielding a strain-specific combination of results.
In fact, the matrix operations are essentially the multiplications and the additions between elements.
In this case, partial uniqueness can be ensured, i.e., some columns of some matrix factors are essentially unique while the others are unique up to multiplication by a non‐singular matrix[90].
The results obtained from GSEA and the topic model are essentially two matrices P t and P g containing the topic probabilities across the experiments and the gene set probabilities across the topics.
However, in the state of the art, when nanoparticles can be produced in glasses or other transparent matrices, it is essentially without space selectivity.
Additionally, hydraulic stimulation targets are generally laterally extensive sedimentary basins where E transfer functions are essentially the identity matrix.
