The standard protocol for inventing something in the food industry is called the matrix model.
Greenpeace uses the matrix model, which draws together a team of people from different departments around a specific project.
McIntyre dismissed the expectation that Twitter might have a broader executive management in Europe to handle issues beyond advertising sales, saying many US companies use "a matrix model" based on functional rather than geographic management.
In 1996, when Mr. Motl was a 22-year-old undergraduate, Dr. Banks and others were writing about a new and more encompassing version of string theory called the matrix model.
Table 3 presents the RF matrix model.
The inverse of the covariance matrix model is then (60).
The inverse matrix model is presented in Eq. (4).
Wigner's random matrix model was very successful in describing the energy spectra of complex quantum systems.
Liu, et al. [41, 42, 43], proposed a shape control matrix model, a dynamic matrix model and a mechanism-intelligence collaboration matrix model in turn based on the relation between the shape control means and the shape standard patterns.
Then the matrix model is developed for computer processing.
For the data sets examined in this study, AIC values for the elastic matrix model are approximately half of those for the Newtonian viscous matrix model (Table 1).
