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Upon heating via the hot medium, the PS matrix was expanded to form a cellular structure.
The unbiased position specific expectation deviation scoring matrix was expanded into a hyper-dimensional vector representation, and the Euclidean distances between vectors was computed.
All elements of an arbitrary density matrix can be reconstructed using the phase kick-back method, if the density matrix is expanded in the product operator basis44.
Cells C[0,j] = 0 and cells C[i,0] = i, and next, the matrix is expanded according to the recursive formulas in Eq. (1) [22].
Another benchmark proposed by Kausel and Roesset contributes an alternative, in which the dynamic stiffness matrix is expanded in terms of wave number and approximated by taking terms only up to the second order of the wave number.
Using the KL expansion, the mass and stiffness matrices are expanded in series in terms of discrete parameters.
A previously described mathematical model accounting for the mass transfer of CPAs through the sample matrix and cell membrane was expanded to incorporate heat transfer and CPA cytotoxicity.
For the phylogenetic analysis, the matrix of Lamsdell et al.[ 47] was expanded and partially combined with the existing Stylonurina matrix [ 48- 50] and the pterygotoid matrix of Braddy et al.[ 51], resulting in a new matrix consisting of 104 characters and 63 taxa, which can be found in the Additional file 1 along with character descriptions.
Results show that with increasing heat treatment temperature the crystallite size increases, the degree of order is improved, the thickness of laminar graphite around the carbon fibers increases, and the number of interfacial cracks between the fiber and matrix decrease and cracks between matrix layers are expanded.
After the matrix form of multimedia streaming video frame, matrix VF is expanded as Eq. (8).
In the first step the inner computation space of the basic systolic algorithm for matrix multiplication is expanded.
