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Decompositions of the scattering matrix can only be employed for characterizing the coherent or pure scatters.

However, since Σ depends on the unknown d, the optimal weighting matrix can only be approximated iteratively.

As we have discussed before, the optimal weighting matrix can only release the impact of the second reference selection.

However, the matrix can only be placed on the inner superior part of the tongue in order for all the pins to get in contact with the surface.

We expect that MNPs added to a polymer matrix can only interact at several points along a particular polymer chain, whereas CNTs added to a polymer matrix can interact over the length of the polymer chain.

In practice, the statistical covariance matrix can only be computed using a limited number of signal samples, where can be approximated by the sample covariance matrix defined as (32).

For example, adding arbitrary covariances to a diagonal G-matrix can only increase genetic variation in the direction of the leading eigenvector (Horn and Johnson 1985, p. 194).

This interesting architecture of ultrasmall SnOx nanoparticles embedded into quasi-coral-like carbon matrix can not only accommodate the volume change of SnO2, but also improve the conductivity of whole SnOx@C electrode.

The proposed direct analytical solution method of the integration for calculating the elements of the sensitivity matrix can not only guarantee the success of the deconvolution computation, but also can largely enhance the deconvolution computation speed.

Pirjola (2008a, b) demonstrated that accounting for the off-diagonal elements of this matrix can be only relevant when the distances between the stations are on the order of hundreds of meters or less.

The underlying ecology is grounded in the fact that a good matrix can not only provide habitat for many organisms and sustain high levels of biodiversity within the matrix itself, but also because a good matrix is one that allows movement of organisms among patches of forest and other natural ecosystems.