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These matrices are examples of Hadamard matrices (i.e., matrices whose entries are +1 and 1 and whose rows are orthogonal) and were constructed for the first time by Sylvester [46].

Statistical energy analysis (SEA) and the transfer matrix method (TMM) are examples of such methods.

It is well known that there are examples of periodic matrices (A t)) such that the zero solution to (9) is not asymptotically stable for arbitrary (mu> 0).

Channels with nanoscale dimensions, pillar arrays, and self-assembling colloidal crystals are examples of artificial matrices.

Shown are examples of transition matrices estimated by Arboretum for two species (S. cerevisiae, top and S. pombe, bottom).

In real control systems, there are many systems whose subsystems are not stable, i.e., the subsystems matrices are not Hurwitz (Example 1).

This approach appears particularly beneficial when large Markov rate matrices are used, for example in the calculation of codon substitution models, or when treating alignments with many sites (as opposed to many taxa).

The matrices are also induced through examples of language usage.

Several linear and nonlinear MDOF structural systems with singular matrices are considered as numerical examples for demonstrating the validity and applicability of the developed frequency domain methodology.

Example matrices are calculated and visualised for a single residential dwelling, an apartment block and a commercial healthcare building.

However, the implication discussed above may be lost if (4.15) is not satisfied, even if the matrices are nonnegative, as the following example shows.