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As can be seen in the figure, for both algorithms the matrices are relatively sparse.

These matrices are relatively denser than data pertaining to 102 sectors outlined in Sect.

The soil textural matrices are relatively similar among the three zones under study, although the textures are generally coarser for the soils outside the flood zones.

The gaps present in these matrices are relatively short (each gap is extended over only few characters); hence, treating each single gap symbol as a 5th character state (see below) is unlikely to give too much weight to gaps.

In short, the 2D approach saves tremendous computation time, as the system matrices is relatively smaller.

"If your ambitions in the Matrix are relatively small-scale, like opening a restaurant or becoming a famous actor, then you may very well be able to achieve them," Pryor says.

In comparison, spectral characteristics of the network coupling matrix are relatively uninformative about the behavior of the constrained system.

Compared with Gaussian random measurement, the elements of Bernoulli random measurement matrix are relatively simple which make Bernoulli random measurement matrix easier to store in practical applications.

Del Valle et al. [11] not only weighted contacts by duration, but the off-diagonal elements of their contact matrix are relatively large, increasing possible indirect effects (e.g., impact of vaccination on morbidity or mortality in groups not targeted), and they kindly shared their observations.

Assuming that specialist butterflies perceive their environment as fragmented (i.e. individuals are not able to perceive other suitable habitat patches when they leave their current patch), we hypothesize that dispersal movements in the matrix are relatively straight whereas search movements when foraging within habitat are rather tortuous.

However, its application as an internal curing agent in cementitous matrix is relatively unexplored.