These firms usually set up a matrix of functional specialists against client or account managers.
These factors are used to set up a matrix named Impacting Factor Matrix, whose elements represent the Impacting Factor values.
Leading the fashion was Philips, a Dutch multinational electronics company, which first set up a matrix structure after the second world war.
For example, if a company sets up a matrix between its basic functional and product groups, the product managers never truly relinquish their complete control, and the matrix fails to take hold at the corporate level.
In his Hetucakra ("The Wheel of 'Reason'"), Dignāga set up a matrix of nine types of middle terms, of which two yield valid conclusions, two contradictory, and the rest uncertain conclusions.
In his Hetuchakra ("The Wheel of 'Reason' "), Dignaga set up a matrix of nine types of middle terms, of which two yield valid conclusions, two contradictory, and the rest uncertain conclusions.
After working in the Treasury Department during the Clinton administration, Mr. Kohl entered the private sector and became head of E.A.'s tax department in 2004, leading the company as it aggressively lobbied for a federal tax break on domestic production and set up a matrix of offshore subsidiaries, many in low-tax countries.
Procedurally, in all three cases you set up a matrix.
In the interview, the participant compares all criteria pairwise at each level (15 comparisons in total) using a scale ranging from 9 to 1 to 9. Thereafter, the judgments of the pairwise comparisons set up a matrix.
Then, for each class we set up a matrix of counts: for i ≠ j, is half the number of mutational steps that result in either i → j or j → i amino-acid replacements at site class c, and is the number of mutational steps for which amino acid i remains constant (i → i replacement).
