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Fig. 3 FMC's product-geography matrix, adopted in 2011.

The one-dimensional transfer matrix adopted here is an approximate representation addressing vibro-acoustic effects inherent in a multilayered structure, and balances calculation resources and desired accuracy.

Findings of cost-effectiveness were presented in a permutation matrix, adopted from Nixon et al [ 22].

The form of the variance matrix adopted here is an FA model based on k factors, denoted FA k, and is given by where is a p × k matrix of environment loadings and Ψ a is a p × p diagonal matrix with elements commonly referred to as specific variances.

Rosette colonies expanded rapidly on this matrix, adopting at an early stage a spindle-shape morphology, reminiscent of the radial glia [12], [17].

Then, in matrigel-based invasion assays we found that MDCK/DESC1 transfectants acquired an enhanced capacity to migrate and extravasate the collagen matrix, adopting a branched and elongated morphology.

Statistical results indicate such matrices adopt an implicit 'log-odds' form, with a specific target distribution for aligned residue pairs.

Hence, in this paper, a new inconsistency index (CI F ) based on the distance of the matrix to a specific consistent matrix is adopted from Ramík and Korviny [37].

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A random sampling matrix is adopted in place of the Walsh-Hadamard matrix, which is used in TSPW arrays, to achieve the reduced-dimension transformation.

with F unitary DFT matrix as defined in Section 2 and R z ∈ N. Note that, the matrix representation adopted so far has been provided only for the sake of compactness.