Sentence examples for matrix of individual from inspiring English sources
Damping capability is provided by means of complex element stiffness matrix of individual flat layers of the composite element.
Too often, in past years, the N.B.A. game has succumbed to a dull form of pick-and-roll basketball, featuring players with a matrix of individual skills sufficient to overwhelm defenders, but little observable sense (or concern) at any given moment for where the rest of their teammates are.
In the chromosomes where more than one signal of association was apparent (lead SNP p ≤ 5×10−8), subsequent rounds of conditional analysis were performed, adding each new lead SNP as an extra conditioning SNP (denoted by βAglead, where Aglead in Eq. (2) is a matrix of individual lead SNP genotypes).
Our results show that treatments resulted in an aggregated spatial pattern of trees consisting of a matrix of individual trees, clumps and openings similar to descriptions of historical dry forests.
They are based on fitting a matrix of individual SiPMs responses by an analytical function F x,y).
where X ij is a matrix of individual characteristics including age, gender, income, education, employment, marital status, satisfaction with life and perception of corruption.
(A={text{diag}}(a_{1},a_{2},...,a_{N})) is a (Ntimes N) diagonal matrix of individuals susceptibilities to interpersonal influence on the opinion, and satisfies (a_{i}=1-w_{ii}).
The FABLE package (Sørensen et al. 2012) was used to process the spotty XRD patterns, and the orientation matrices of individual grains were indexed using the GrainSpotter algorithm (Schmidt 2014).
Instead of a vector of species measurements as for the Linear Regression model, we constructed matrices of individual measurements (columns), for each species (rows).
Here, we explored the usefulness of comparing the cophenetic correlation coefficients (CCCs) among distance matrices of individual gene trees in order to make a phylogenetically meaningful selection of orthologs to be considered for further phylogenomics studies as well as large scale TOL and barcoding applications.
Figure 6 shows the simulation time as a function of N for all models, using OpenBUGS and an empirical prior distribution (K = 100): the simulation time for the Measurement Error model is very sensitive to N due to large matrices of individual measurements and it failed to run after compilation for N ≥ 100 (although the model ran in JAGS).
