Sentence examples for matrix presentations from inspiring English sources

Here N G and W are the matrix presentations of the amplifier induced and channel induced noise terms, respectively.

Once the material was thoroughly mixed it was divided in three parts for further treatment resulting in three different matrix presentations.

If we take T ( z ) ∈ G, then T ( z ) has the matrix presentation T = ± ( a b c d ) ∈ G L ( 2, R ).

Bone marrow niches are multi-dimensional, complex systems that involve both biochemical (cells, growth factors, and cytokines) and physiochemical (stiffness, O2 concentration, and extracellular matrix presentation) factors that regulate the quiescence, proliferation, activation, and differentiation of the HSCs.

Substituting Eq. (8) in to the sampled received signal, r=s 3, the matrix presentation of the observation vector r will be: textbf{r} = sumlimits_{n = - N/2}^{N/2} {{textbf{F}_{n}}{textbf{C}_{n}}} + upsilon, (19).

Partitioning is performed progressively and the interactive visual matrix presentation used allows the user considerable control over the process, while incorporating special strategies to maintain the network integrity and minimise the information loss due to partitioning.

Moreover, tissue damage owing to PDT inevitably stimulates the process of wound healing that involves enhanced local expression of growth-supporting extracellular matrix, presentation of growth factors, revascularization, diminished hypoxia, and enhanced influx of nutrients and metabolites.

An online study was conducted comparing presentation type (matrix versus list presentation).

The HeatMapViewer component provides a new, powerful way to generate and display matrix data in web presentations and in publications.

3 - Conclusions: The authors say: "... provides a new, powerful way to generate and display matrix data in web presentations and in publications".

The state space, as well as matrix fraction description presentation, from control input voltages to output sensor voltage, is established in multivariable form.