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noun

Matriz, útero

The womb.

"The seed of the new idea developed within the matrix of the professor's mind. "

La semilla de la nueva idea se desarrolló dentro de la matriz de la mente del profesor.

anatomy organ physiology medicine sex biology body

noun

Matriz, sustancia fundamental

The material or tissue in which more specialized structures are embedded.

"The concrete matrix of the sidewalk held embedded pieces of gravel and small stones. "

La matriz de hormigón de la acera contenía trozos de grava y pequeñas piedras incrustadas.

biology medicine anatomy material structure

noun

Matriz extracelular

An extracellular matrix, the material or tissue between the cells of animals or plants.

"The collagen in your skin acts as a matrix, holding the skin cells together and providing structure. "

El colágeno de tu piel actúa como una matriz, que mantiene unidas las células de la piel y proporciona estructura.

biology anatomy

noun

Matriz

Part of the mitochondrion.

"The chemical reactions that produce energy in the cell happen within the mitochondrial matrix. "

Las reacciones químicas que producen energía en la célula ocurren dentro de la matriz mitocondrial.

anatomy organ biology biochemistry physiology science part

noun

El medio de cultivo

The medium in which bacteria are cultured.

"The scientists grew the bacteria in a nutrient-rich matrix to study its growth patterns. "

Los científicos cultivaron las bacterias en un medio de cultivo rico en nutrientes para estudiar sus patrones de crecimiento.

microorganism biology

noun

Matriz

A rectangular arrangement of numbers or terms having various uses such as transforming coordinates in geometry, solving systems of linear equations in linear algebra and representing graphs in graph theory.

"The spreadsheet on the computer used a matrix of rows and columns to organize the student grades. "

La hoja de cálculo en la computadora usó una matriz de filas y columnas para organizar las calificaciones de los estudiantes.

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noun

Matriz, arreglo bidimensional

A two-dimensional array.

"The spreadsheet software displays data in a matrix of rows and columns. "

El software de hojas de cálculo muestra los datos en una matriz de filas y columnas.

math computing technical

noun

Matriz

A grid-like arrangement of electronic components, especially one intended for information coding, decoding or storage.

"The security system used a complex matrix of sensors and processors to detect intruders. "

El sistema de seguridad utilizó una matriz compleja de sensores y procesadores para detectar intrusos.

electronics computing technology device system machine info

noun

Tabla de datos, matriz

A table of data.

"The teacher displayed a grading matrix showing student names and their scores on each assignment. "

El profesor mostró una tabla de datos de calificaciones que mostraba los nombres de los estudiantes y sus calificaciones en cada tarea.

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noun

Matriz geológica

A geological matrix.

"The fossil was embedded in a hard, rocky matrix. "

El fósil estaba incrustado en una matriz dura y rocosa.

geology material

noun

Sedimento circundante, matriz

(archaeology and paleontology) The sediment surrounding and including the artifacts, features, and other materials at a site.

"The archaeologists carefully brushed away the soil matrix to reveal the ancient pottery shards. "

Los arqueólogos cepillaron cuidadosamente la matriz del suelo para revelar los fragmentos de cerámica antigua.

archaeology geology

noun

Entorno, ambiente

The environment from which a given sample is taken.

"The soil, the matrix of the plant sample, was carefully analyzed for contaminants. "

El suelo, el entorno de la muestra de la planta, fue analizado cuidadosamente en busca de contaminantes.

environment science biology

noun

Matriz

In hot metal typesetting, a mold for casting a letter.

"The typesetter carefully inserted the matrix into the Linotype machine to cast a fresh 'A' for the newspaper headline. "

El tipógrafo insertó cuidadosamente la matriz en la máquina Linotype para fundir una nueva 'A' para el titular del periódico.

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noun

Placa, matriz

In printmaking, the plate or block used, with ink, to hold the image that makes up the print.

"The artist carefully carved the linoleum block, creating the matrix that would hold the ink and transfer the image to paper. "

El artista talló cuidadosamente el bloque de linóleo, creando la matriz que contendría la tinta y transferiría la imagen al papel.

art material

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Molde, matriz

The cavity or mold in which anything is formed.

"The dentist filled the cavity, creating a new matrix for the tooth to rebuild. "

El dentista rellenó la cavidad, creando una nueva matriz para que el diente se reconstruyera.

material science technology structure

noun

Los cinco colores simples (negro, blanco, azul, rojo y amarillo) a partir de los cuales se forman todos los demás.

(dyeing) The five simple colours (black, white, blue, red, and yellow) from which all the others are formed.

"In traditional fabric dyeing, the matrix of black, white, blue, red, and yellow allows dyers to create a vast spectrum of colors. "

En el teñido tradicional de telas, la matriz de negro, blanco, azul, rojo y amarillo permite a los tintoreros crear un vasto espectro de colores.

color

noun

Agente aglutinante

A binding agent of composite materials, e.g. resin in fibreglass.

"The strength of the fiberglass shelf comes from the matrix of resin that holds the glass fibers together. "

La resistencia del estante de fibra de vidrio proviene del agente aglutinante de resina que mantiene unidas las fibras de vidrio.

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