Sentence examples for matrix which means from inspiring English sources

Samsung's four-inch diagonal display is controlled using an active matrix, which means each of its color quantum-dot pixels is turned on and off with a thin-film transistor.

The surface morphology of the interior inhomogeneous microstructure with distinct plastic deformation is much rougher than that of the ambient matrix, which means the stress concentration resulted from the strain inconsistency between the microstructural inhomogeneity as soft phase and the ambient matrix as hard phase plays a key role in causing interior crack initiation.

The notation P>0, where P is the symmetric matrix, which means that P is positive definite.

In the first iteration of BIRLS method, the weight matrix is initialized to the identity matrix which means a regular LS is applied.

In order to have a stochastic matrix which means it is non-negative and the sum of each row is one, 'q' represents the proposed stochastic matrix.

If W is totally independent, S k is a dense Toeplitz matrix, which means that the time duration of the filter in each frequency bin is T.

However, the shortest path was only the considered route in route choice set of incidence matrix, which meant that no additional choice routes were provided for passengers and the passenger's behaviors were not considered.

Also, for GRGM900C we downweighted the data after 18 November 2012 (when the spacecraft had lower periapse altitudes), by applying a factor of 0.316 to the end-of-mission Cholesky square root matrix, which meant the data were effectively downweighted (both DSN and KBRR) by a factor of 10, from the nominal weights of 0.12 mm/s (for the DSN data) and 0.1 μm/s (for the KBRR data).

However, the MMSE channel estimation requires prior knowledge of the channel coefficient covariance matrix RH and noise covariance matrix RH, which means that the MMSE method is more complicated than the LS approach.

One reason GPUs are so good at training neural networks is that they excel at something called matrix multiplication, which means they can take one table of numbers (say, the values of pixels in one part of the image) and multiply it by another table (the values in another part).

In [11], Hile noticed that what appears to be the essential property of elliptic systems in the plane for which one can obtain a useful extension of analytic function theory is the self-commuting property of the variable matrix Q, which means Q ( z 1 ) Q ( z 2 ) = Q ( z 2 ) Q ( z 1 ).