Sentence examples for suspect matrix from inspiring English sources

This scheme is primarily used to propagate four data structures: a gossip list, suspect vector, suspect matrix and a live list.

The gossip list contains the number of intervals since a heartbeat was received from each node, the suspect vector stores information regarding suspected failures, the suspect matrix is the total of all node's suspect vectors and the live list is a vector containing the availability of each node.

Thus, we suspect that matrix-bound VEGF may represent a more responsive signaling modality than free VEGF, at least to the presence of proteases.

Different types of sausages or in general any food product with a suspected inner-matrix contamination (thus including not only meat products but also fresh produce or dairy products) might have a characteristic distribution (and survival) pattern for a particular bacterial species, including the formation of bacterial aggregates [ 26– 29].

A labyrinth of twists and turns, Craig Monahan's film is like an even-better Usual Suspects, and Matrix fans will be extra-satisfied to see Agent Smith in the suspect's seat.

Given that our mixed co-culture model was maintained using only DMEM and collagen, we suspect that the BMSCs or the matrix molecules released by the BMSCs may act as substitutes for these types of matrices in three-dimensional culture.

Because cytotoxic agents damage the proliferating progenitor cells in the hair matrix [ 13], we suspect that several ion channels might be involved in chemotherapy-induced alopecia and be promising targets for development of novel treatments.

Moreover, dispersed 24-h biofilm cells also failed to prevent a ROS response, leading the group to suspect a role for the biofilm matrix.

These structures were not found in cell walls in which the microfibrils appeared to be heavily coated with matrices suspected of containing hemicelluloses and pectins.

We suspect that more accurate next-generation matrices in the cities of our model would increase the relative importance of influenza transmission in the tropics, which includes many countries with very young population.

Reading the book further, you begin to suspect that Dr Atkins is inviting you to, Matrix-style, open your eyes to the reality that has always been denied to you.