When the animal secretes certain chemicals, the fibers form bonds and the whole matrix stiffens.
As Hitachi outsources more parts and materials, a whole matrix of suppliers is fading at home.
Those articles proved the whole "Matrix" enterprise was doomed: any thriller that needs a French philosopher to prop up its glossy hokum is in trouble.
I was reminded of a famous essay Henry Fairlie wrote in the Spectator in 1955, in which he defined "the establishment" as "the whole matrix of official and social relations within which power in Britain is exercised".
For Fairlie, the establishment included not only "the centres of official power – though they are certainly part of it" – but "the whole matrix of official and social relations within which power is exercised".
With her Democratic opponent, Jerry Brown, the attorney general, promoting a plan to create 500,000 "clean-energy jobs," the whole matrix of issues surrounding environmental protection and energy policy promises to be front and center this fall.
It was a mission that at times dismissed, or even destroyed, the evidence of other settlement, including fourteen hundred years of native Islam, and it produced what Abu El-Haj calls "a whole matrix" of assumptions that affected decisions about city planning and definitions of public domain.
The source can be found in his article in The Spectator in 1955, in which Fairlie wrote: "By the 'Establishment,' I do not mean only the centers of official power... but rather the whole matrix of official and social relations within which power is exercised".
See Appendix B for the whole matrix.
Contamination was performed in such a way to soak the whole matrix with bacteria and spores.
Matrix R (k)(t) represents the whole matrix R at node k at time t.
