The display will be a matrix of small separate pieces of the film.
The result is a matrix of small videos of the same face, in light and dark spaces, morning, noon and night, in bed, on the street, walking through buildings, a self-imposed form of reverse surveillance.
As is shown in the diagram, a large matrix of small, phosphor-coated cells is sandwiched between two large plates of glass, with each cluster of red, green, and blue cells forming the three primary colours of a pixel.
The add-on device contains a matrix of small lenses, or lenslets, that function in a way that is similar to an insect eye by collecting images of the object from different perspectives.
Central Romania still preserves a traditional rural landscape with a matrix of small plots of crops and large surfaces covered by grasslands and forests, but its biodiversity is very poorly studied.
In photos that seem straight out of an American Apparel billboard, a young woman poses in the T-shirt, which asks, "What kind of music do u listen 2?" and offers, in a matrix of small type, more than 200 underground musical styles, both real (shoegaze, crab-core) and fake (Sufjan-house, crab-gaze).
On the lower level, each cell uses a 4×× 4 matrix of smaller "elements" to perform the necessary computations.
The matrix of smallest distance between each pair of amino acids showed that there were no distinct changes for all protein-ligand complexes.
For the matrix exponential of small matrices, methods such as Schur decomposition and Padé approximants may be applied [ 31].
In this approach, exponentials are only needed for matrices of small size that depend only on the order of derivatives and number of discretization points, independent of the size of spatial dimensions.
As revealed in the tables, while an analytical approach is fast in computing the state transition matrices of small networks, it becomes cumbersome to use for larger networks.
