Sentence examples for matrices to which from inspiring English sources
A matrix to which row and column permutations may be applied is called 'reorderable matrix' by Bertin [3].
The most popular matrix for herbal products analysis is reversed-phase column, a silica-based matrix to which a hydrocarbon chain of specified length is chemically bonded.
where the second equality is justified because, by construction of, the term is orthogonal to the span of the matrix to which belongs.
The problem of a creeping fibre being pulled out of a semi-infinite elastic matrix to which it is coupled by Coulomb friction is considered.
A recent example, TM-align, uses a novel method for weighting its distance matrix, to which standard dynamic programming is then applied.
Dynamic programming applied to each resulting matrix determines a series of optimal local alignments which are then summed into a "summary" matrix to which dynamic programming is applied again to determine the overall structural alignment.
These data exemplify the intimate relationship that exists between the behavior of a cell and the extracellular matrix to which it is attached.
This combined matrix is theoretically the largest size of matrix to which a seed bicluster can be expanded.
Silicone provides a soft matrix to which one can integrate a variety of inorganic scatterers and absorbers.
Figure 2 shows an example of the analytical matrix to which the PDM in Figure 1 was applied.
