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These exact matrices lead to fewer errors in our computations.

We showed that optimized transmit waveform and sensing matrices lead to smaller mutual coherence between different target responses.

However, their high capacity in absorbing water, their low dimensional stability, and their incompatibility with most hydrophobic matrices lead to some restrictions of their use.

Actually, given two positive definite weight matrices W f and α W f, it is trivial to prove that both matrices lead to the same ILS estimator, no matter how small the positive scalar α is.

It is also observed on 10×10 instances that some optimized matrices lead to designs with a smaller number of adder-steps but with a larger number of operations with respect to the designs found based on the original matrix.

The matrices lead to differential survival and gene-expression profiles among the cell types and as compared to TCPS, indicating that the cell-derived ECMs influence each cell type in a different manner.

Incompatibility between hydrophilic natural cellulose fibers and hydrophobic thermoplastic polymer matrices leads to poor interfacial bonding in their composites.

At first it seems that applying inverse DFT on the decomposed matrices leads to polynomial EVD and SVD of the corresponding polynomial matrix.

The recent exact analysis of quotient ensemble involving Wishart matrices led to the availability of the corresponding joint probability density function (JPDF) of the eigenvalues [6].

The reduction of the stiffness and mass matrices leads to simple analytical recursive relationships depending on the fractal dimension of the structure.

The calcination of all the microcrystalline matrices leads to the formation of a final monophasic materials with a Ba β-Al2O3 structure and surface areas of 5–15 m2/g.