Sentence examples for matrices were given from inspiring English sources

Entries of these matrices were given in Appendix 1.

Explicit element matrices are given.

Many examples of optimal correlation matrices are given, both analytically and numerically.

A simplified proof of this result formulated for matrices is given in Aujla [20].

In this case, the transmit and receive antenna correlation matrices are given by, and, where,.

In this approach, the plant, the matching model, and the inverse filter matrices are given by.

Then, by using the inequality, some new refinements of Heinz inequalities of matrices are given.

These matrices are given in Bailey (1961, pg. 203), in infinite series form.

Some notations and preliminary results about nonstrictly diagonally dominant matrices are given in Section 2.

In [9] a characterization of this property for nonnegative matrices is given.

Explicit forms of the Ei,j and Hi,j matrices are given in Appendix Appendix 1.