Sentence examples for matrix characterized by from inspiring English sources

The main focus of this work was to obtain a drug delivery matrix characterized by biocompatibility, water insolubility and good mechanical properties.

One of these variants (the one that forms a misorientation with the matrix characterized by 38° ⟨1¯210⟩) is favoured much more than the others.

In multiuser MIMO systems, the eigenvalue distribution of a random matrix (characterized by the channel matrix of the desired user and that of the interferers) was applied to the performance analysis of MIMO optimum combing (MIMO OC) [33 41].

Analyses at the nanoscale revealed a nanocomposite microstructure consisting of free-C domains embedded in an amorphous Cr7C3 matrix characterized by strong interfaces and leading to an overall composition slightly higher than Cr7C3.

What is more significant, the FACT approach can be completely embedded into the framework of screw theory, making the compliance matrix characterized by screw theory more powerful [19], since it offers critical geometric insight into various motion behavior of flexure mechanisms, including the metrics quantifying parasitic motion of flexure mechanisms [20].

We show that the high activity observed for most pyrolyzed Fe-based catalysts can mainly be attributed to a single active site: non-planar Fe N4 moiety embedded in distorted carbon matrix characterized by a high potential for the Fe2+/3+ redox transition in acidic electrolyte/environment.

Specifically, the polyphase filters are formed by cascading special types of paraunitary matrices characterized by a limited set of design parameters.

We report on the structure and dynamics of the Fe ligand cluster of reduced horse heart cytochrome c in solution, in a dried polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) film, and in two trehalose matrices characterized by different contents of residual water.

A number of studies demonstrated that matrices characterized by a stiffness similar to that found in the brain drive cultured stem cells into the neurogenic lineage [79].

Using DEM approach, decellularized human tracheal matrices, characterized by structural and mechanical properties similar to native trachea, lack of immunogenicity, sufficient length for clinical application, containing proangiogenic factors, and supporting in vivo recellularization, have been developed [ 32, 49].

In this model, the MIMO channel matrix is characterized by the product (concatenation) of two Gaussian matrices, representing the channel from the transmitter to the scatterers, and the channel from the scatterers to the receiver, respectively.