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Such matrices are sometimes termed stochastic Toeplitz matrices A+ in the semi-infinite case and stochastic Laurent matrices A in the bi-infinite case.

The matrix is sometimes micropegmatitic or granophyric.

This "emission matrix" is sometimes also called the "observation matrix".

Padé approximations to the matrix exponential are sometimes used by control engineers for discretising continuous time systems and for control system design.

Also, complex-valued matrices satisfying (1) are sometimes called complex symplectic.

The projections on Sp (n ) of these operators are given by π ħ (J ˆ ) = J, π ħ (M ˆ L, m ) = M L, and π ħ (V ˆ P ) = V P with (64) M L = (L − 1 0 0 L T ), V P = (I 0 − P I ) (the matrices V P are sometimes called "symplectic shears").

Moreover, matrix components, which are sometimes present in far higher concentrations than the analyte(s), interfere with the binding assay signals, thereby leading to false-positive or false-negative results [ 8].

The mainly qualitative results from the checklist and matrix approaches described above, are sometimes turned into semi-quantitative approaches by adding the positive and negative impacts, or plus and minus signs.

61 While matrix reorganisation and improved collagen integrity are sometimes considered goals of rehabilitation, measurable structural change does not necessarily correlate with therapeutic outcome.

Finally, extracellular signaling molecules are sometimes found attached to the extracellular matrix in injured joints.

It is well known that there are sometimes political reasons for choosing a matrix structure (Galbraith 2009).