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Often, however, the structure of the error covariance matrix is more complex, with correlations varying in magnitude within clusters, and not vanishing between clusters.

Further, implicitly applying the orthogonal factor to the trailing matrix in the context of factoring a square matrix is more complicated and costly than with the Householder representation.

Assigning these jumbled particles to a virtual matrix is more complex than going "bang bang bang all the way down". That might explain why your 'actual' solution is so soporific - it is trivial when compared to the real-world.

In the two foams where the matrix is more compliant (PU and PP), damage is homogeneously distributed and affects mainly the larger spheres, while in the stiff and strong epoxy material, damage is localized in bands.

The results reveal that the effect of functionally graded fiber reinforcements on the buckling loads and postbuckling strength of shell with polymer matrix is more pronounced compared to the shell with metal matrix in the case of axial compression.

If the most important findings obtained from the study are summarized, it is seen that a compact cement matrix is more effective against both sulfate and abrasive effects than mineral additives.

Dr. Waldman acknowledged that the glass matrix was more stable in its dimensions.

Formation of extracellular matrix was more pronounced in the preadipocyte/collagen grafts.

Elsewhere the silk matrix was more often enveloped by poorly differentiated loose fibrous connective tissue.

It was found that the effect of foam properties on the Mueller matrix was more obvious when the foam was in a static state.

The results showed that the nanocomposite with a semi-crystalline matrix was more promising as a candidate for producing the tensegrity-inspired microstructure and that the concept could produce improved thermomechanical properties in the glassy temperature regime.