Sentence examples for matrix shape from inspiring English sources
We then take the spherical matrix shape with radius a m.
Starting from physical principles, Zimmerman et al. (1993) derived this interporosity flow equation for liquid using a spherical matrix shape.
It could be arranged in a matrix shape ranging from 12 lines (one cell in each line) to 1 line.
As shown in [59], that the co-ocurrence matrix shape is linked to the fractal dimension of the signal or image.
The constitutive law developed by Peultier et al. (2006) and improved by Chemisky et al. (2011) is adopted to model the matrix shape memory behavior.
The effects of the matrix shape factor, wettability, surface tension, and core position on the recovery rate and ultimate recovery were investigated.
Lim and Aziz (1995) used the same approach to generate shape factors for different matrix shapes.
Our implementation of the new algorithm with the DAGuE scheduling tool significantly outperforms currently available QR factorization software for all matrix shapes, thereby bringing a new advance in numerical linear algebra for petascale and exascale platforms.
Common biofilm properties have been defined, such as the need for a substrate and "preconditioning surfaces," the specialization of subpopulations (known as "division of labor" [16]), the production of a hydrated matrix shaping the community, and the division of this life cycle into stages (Figure 1). Figure 1 Temporal evolution of biofilm.
The procedures parents must follow in order to obtain vaccination for their children appear complex and constraining, and on certain points discord with the traditional systems of meaning and idioms of distress related to pregnancy, the prevention of childhood diseases and with the cultural matrix shaping decision-making and behaviour.
Common biofilm properties have been defined, such as the need for a substrate and "preconditioning surfaces," the specialization of subpopulations (known as "division of labor" [ 16]), the production of a hydrated matrix shaping the community, and the division of this life cycle into stages.
