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The sensitivities are verified to be accurate, while the computational cost to compute the entire sensitivity matrix is equivalent to only one additional plasma edge simulation for each output quantity of interest.

Our main objective in this study was to determine whether a biologic hernia matrix is equivalent to polypropylene mesh in an open inguinal hernia repair using the Lichtenstein technique.

This criterion, that is the ratio of the determinant of the within-cluster sums of squares and cross products matrix and that of the between clusters sums of squares and cross products matrix, is equivalent to the D-optimality criterion in the optimal design theory and related to minimization of the volume of the simultaneous confidence region of the cluster means.

The exact response is shown to be equivalent to an infinite Taylor's series, and it is demonstrated that the commonly employed approximation of ignoring off-diagonal entries of the modal damping matrix is equivalent to retaining one term of the series.

Sensing matrix is equivalent to random measurement matrix, i.e., X = W.

Therefore, the th column of matrix is equivalent to the effective spreading sequence of the symbol.

Let matrix (D=(d_{ij})_{ntimes n}) satisfy (d_{ij}leq0), (ineq j), then the statement 'D is a nonsingular (mathcal{M} -matrix' is equivalent to one of the following conditions.

Since mode shape vectors have already been normalized by the mass matrix as φ u T M u φ u = I, multiplication of undamaged mode shape matrices is equivalent to the inverse intact mass matrix.

where A ∈ C rd R ( T, M n ( R ) ), n ∈ N and M n ( R ) is the family of all n × n real matrices is equivalent to the boundedness of all its solutions.

Hence, computing the GM of the covariance matrices is equivalent to computing the GM between the precision matrices, which is a particularly attractive idea in the case of Gaussian distributions, and may thus be a valuable property when fusing kernels.

The 64×4 matrices derived from human-chimp/baboon non-genic DNA were each based on at least 18,000 substitutions but since substitutions of complementary bases were pooled, these matrices are equivalent to full-structure 64×4 ones estimated on the basis of about 36,000 substitutions.