Sentence examples for matrix to describe from inspiring English sources

The US administration prefers the term "disposition matrix" to describe it.

Meanwhile, this paper brings forward a generalized adjacency matrix to describe configurations of DSFR structures.

So what we're going to do here is we're going to backward induct, or roll back, those zero payoffs and come up with the corresponding matrix to describe the first stage of the game.

In this context, the Bayesian neural networks are extended to multiple outputs with a full covariance matrix to describe the correlation between the noise of output parameters.

The "Virtual Stewart platform" was introduced to obtain a homogenous matrix to describe how much base motion is produced by a given Stewart platform motion.

Using the resulting regressions, we developed a transition matrix to describe changes in vegetation types under varying levels of spruce beetle infestations, and applied the model to the vegetation map.

The proposed algorithm has the advantages of simplicity and ease of implementation, making it better than the traditional methods that use matrices to describe spatial rotation.

Therefore, in contrast with other simulation approaches, it does not require the usual origin destination trip matrices to describe the transportation demand or the specification of different paths to be followed by visitors.

Generalized mobility/impedance matrix formulations for three-dimensional rigid and elastic structures of general configuration are first derived allowing the construction of equivalent mobility (EMM) and equivalent impedance (EIM) matrices to describe the dynamical behaviour of a substructure or a subsystem assembled from several inter-connected substructures within the overall system.

This representation will be exploited later in Section 5. Fig. 2 Exemplary structure of matrices to describe a convolution for L=3, M=2.

The back-scattered waves from the sample are generated by modeling the axial refractive index profile as a layered media, and by using the wave-transfer matrix and scattering matrix formalism to describe the reflection from within the sample [ 29].