Sentence examples for matrix would have from inspiring English sources

No statistical probability matrix would have predicted that to occur.

The Matrix is surely the kind of film about the matrix that the matrix would have been able to produce".

The "CTO matrix" cannot provide universal solutions, i.e., for each CTO, the matrix would have a different content configuration.

The inquest in Ipswich heard a seal matrix would have been used to make an impression on a wax seal, to authenticate a document or to fix it closed.

Its oozing from the soil matrix would have reduced the solubility of lethal element like sodium which in turn hampers the growth and development mechanisms involved in tomato with stand fields.

For a ridge penalty ((m=0)), the penalty matrix would be full rank ((r= M)); for a penalty on first-order derivatives ((m=1)), the penalty matrix would have a rank (M-1), and so on.

Because its size will increase in the near future, the super-matrix would have to be solved numerically (Saaty 2007).

A similar process might have occurred in the matrices we measured and result in no precipitation of weathering products in them because CV3 matrices would have low permeability (Bland et al. 2009).

In that case, the two matrices would have the same eigenvectors, but in a reverse order.

As it is the cross-linked structure that imparts strength and integrity to intact basement membrane matrices, it follows that Matrigel matrices would have lower resistance to cell penetration and be unable to reflect the in vivo situation.

Due to the alphabet reduction (which captures the amino acid similarities) the trie can be used to search for (edit-distanced) matches in a pre-computed database index; without alphabet reductions more expensive substitution matrices would have to be used.