noun
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extracellular
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The pathways taken by the cells may be determined by the nature of the extracellular matrix and contacts with other cells enroute.
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The importance of extracellular matrix was first appreciated in hepatocyte culture studies.
square
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A more compact way of writing this is where the components form a square matrix: is called a metric tensor.
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A square matrix having zeros everywhere except in the principal diagonal is called a diagonal matrix and is clearly symmetric.
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component
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Other matrix components are associated with the binding and presentation of cytokines.
dot
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High quality dot matrix printing which looks nearly as good as material which has been typed.
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It will print to laser or dot matrix and with a better quality than our 350.00 pound package does.
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The office is tidily modern, and resounds with the metronomic clicking of keyboards and the buzzing of dot matrix printers.
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For draft work the dot matrix printer is popular.
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They are, in effect, extremely fast dot matrix printers.
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Some printers combine both daisy-wheel and dot matrix printing elements in one machine.
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They print several times faster than dot matrix printers.
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To be able to print your designs on paper, you will need a dot matrix , ink jet or laser printer.
management
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These managers therefore had functional authority and responsibilities, and a matrix management organisation was created.
printer
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The office is tidily modern, and resounds with the metronomic clicking of keyboards and the buzzing of dot matrix printers .
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For draft work the dot matrix printer is popular.
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They are, in effect, extremely fast dot matrix printers .
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Lasers run at 300 dots per inch, about four times better than a matrix printer .
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They print several times faster than dot matrix printers .
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After all, matrix printers were designed to handle typefaces for word processing, not desktop publishing.
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It is also capable of reading text produced on a dot matrix printer , or from the output from a fax card.
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Dot matrix printer-a printer in which each character is formed from a matrix of dots.
structure
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Complex and matrix structures are not in evidence in the survey of excellent firms.
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The article went on: Matrix organization is more than matrix structure .
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Holt features the place of matrix structures and venture teams in organizing innovative projects.
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Project teams are another example of a simple matrix structure .
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A more sophisticated approach is to adopt a matrix structure which also examines horizontal relations.
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The two analyses are combined in a matrix structure as shown in Table 7.3.
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The matrix structure that we examined earlier would take account of these two variables.
■ VERB
call
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A square matrix having zeros everywhere except in the principal diagonal is called a diagonal matrix and is clearly symmetric.
embed
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These chitin fibres are embedded in matrix materials, making the wall material like a carbon fibre composite.
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These apatite crystals are embedded in an organic matrix which is mostly collagen.
form
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A more compact way of writing this is where the components form a square matrix: is called a metric tensor.
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The disorder is caused by an inherited defect of collagen, long intertwined proteins that form the supporting matrix for bone.
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Dot matrix printer-a printer in which each character is formed from a matrix of dots.
show
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The McKinsey investment policies shown within the matrix in figure 4.2 can not be sustained literally.
use
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We can test this theory by using matrix isolation and then employing standard techniques such as in the study of stable molecules.
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For each window position the scores of the transitions are determined from the matrix .
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The matrix approach can be used in connection with large projects.
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The adoral shields have glassy concretions embedded within the matrix of the plate.
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The disorder is caused by an inherited defect of collagen, long intertwined proteins that form the supporting matrix for bone.
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The probability matrix is raised to successively higher powers in much the same way.
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Whilst matrix isolation attempts to reproduce this situation, the target molecules are in intimate contact with the matrix material.