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Thus, and must be a permutation matrix, in that no other matrices can satisfy the property.

The tridiagonal matrix essentially differs from the Jacobi matrix in that it is not always symmetrized.

Also, "ν m," "G m," and "K m " are the Poisson ratio, shear modulus, and bulk modulus of polymer matrix in that order.

Thus, the CFM generalizes the one-region total factor requirements matrix in that it is the result of a scenario analysis rather than the compilation of accounting data, it is multiregional in scope, it distinguishes resources from built capital and scarcity rents from other resource costs, and it incorporates the interregional transport of imports.

This result is reminiscent of the result of Atteson (1999), who proved that the consistency of neighbor joining is robust to a certain degree of noise in the distance matrix, in that the method can still construct a correct tree when distances obtained on the basis of that tree are slightly perturbed.

In either case, the immediate post-settlement period is the only time during the life cycle of the coral that calcification, and the role of the organic matrix in that process, can be studied in isolation and it thus presents a unique opportunity to investigate the molecular bases of coral calcification.

In this paper, we first characterize matrices in that are nonexpansive relative to some norm on, that is, (4).

These scaffolds closely mimic the structure and porosity of extracellular matrices in that growth factors and nutrients freely diffuse in and out of the scaffold at very slow rates [15].

Affinity propagation holds an advantage over other clustering procedures applied to similarity matrices in that the method does not require values to be in a specific range.

Tables differ from matrices in that each column in a table may be a distinct type of data, for example numeric, string, or boolean.

Glycosaminoglycan (GAG) is a core component of extracellular matrix in tissues that builds up cell adhesion, proliferation and cell function.