Sentence examples for more flexible matrix from inspiring English sources

A percolating network of filler nanoparticles leads to a more flexible matrix, thus facilitating the chain mobility of polymer chain as examined by differential scanning calorimetric (DSC) studies.

This model extends the above model by allowing a more flexible specification of the covariance matrix of the error terms.

Additionally, at this temperature, the polymer matrix is more flexible and starts to stick more tightly to the incipient TiO2 phase.

More flexible models such as position weight matrix (PWM) motifs are more challenging in this context, partially because it is not clear how to avoid the use of arbitrary thresholds.

Compared with the design method in [16], the matrices P ¯ 21 and P 22 are invertible matrices instead of positive definite matrices, which makes the design more flexible.

But at the same resolution, it offers much more intensity and depth of color and a wider (though by no means wide) viewing angle, thanks to a far better active-matrix screen and a more flexible stand.

This suggested that the matrix of the beads was more flexible than that of the cellulose acetate films, so that water could continue to abolish an osmotic pressure gradient without reaching a barrier of inflexibility.

As can be seen in Figure 1, the PLGA nanoparticles are thoroughly dispersed all over the chitosan matrix that makes it even more flexible and stronger.

About 2 weeks after implantation TIGR® Matrix will gradually become softer and more flexible due to the ongoing degradation in the fast-degrading fiber, unlocking the knitting pattern of the slow-degrading fiber.

This CFDD algorithm presented here has a more flexible approach based on LMS and also avoids (three-dimensional) matrix inversion.

A non-diagonal jet-torque matrix is allowed, which makes the fixing of thrusters more flexible.