matrix
die Matrix, die Matrizen
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matrix
In mathematics, an arrangement of numbers or other elements in rows and columns that forms a rectangular shape.
Um das lineare Gleichungssystem zu lösen, stellen wir es zuerst als Matrix dar.
To solve the system of linear equations, we first represent it as a matrix.
matrix
In a figurative sense, often in reference to the film of the same name, a simulated reality or a complex, opaque system that controls perception.
Manchmal fühlt es sich an, als lebten wir alle in einer Art Matrix aus sozialen Erwartungen.
Sometimes it feels as if we all live in a kind of matrix of social expectations.
matrix
In biology, the basic substance of tissues or cell parts in which other structures are embedded.
Die extrazelluläre Matrix gibt dem Bindegewebe seine Struktur und Festigkeit.
The extracellular matrix gives connective tissue its structure and strength.
matrix / die
A mold or stamping die used to produce impressions or reproductions. Synonymous with 'Matrize' (die).
Für den Druck der Münzen wurde eine neue Matrix aus gehärtetem Stahl angefertigt.
A new matrix made of hardened steel was produced for minting the coins.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| plural | die Matrizen |
| genitive | der Matrix |
| singular | plural | |
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| nominative | die Matrix | die Matrizen die Matrizes, die Matrices |
| accusative | die Matrix | die Matrizen die Matrizes, die Matrices |
| dative | der Matrix | den Matrizen den Matrizes, den Matrices |
| genitive | der Matrix | der Matrizen der Matrizes, der Matrices |
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Most meanings of 'Matrix' belong to technical language (mathematics, biology, technology). Pay close attention to the context to understand which field is meant, since the meanings are very different.
Der Begriff „Matrix“ wird in der Biologie anders verwendet als in der Mathematik.
The term 'Matrix' is used differently in biology than in mathematics.
When 'Matrix' is used in a mathematical context, you often hear verbs such as 'aufstellen' (to set up), 'lösen' (to solve), 'berechnen' (to calculate), or 'multiplizieren' (to multiply).
Wir müssen diese Matrix mit einem Vektor multiplizieren, um das Ergebnis zu erhalten.
We have to multiply this matrix by a vector to get the result.
The figurative meaning of a 'simulierte Realität' (simulated reality) comes from the film 'The Matrix'. Today it is used colloquially for complex systems that are hard to see through.
Manchmal fühlt sich der Büroalltag an wie eine Matrix aus Regeln und Erwartungen.
Sometimes everyday office life feels like a matrix of rules and expectations.
In biology, the matrix is the basic substance in which cells are embedded. You often hear the term in connection with 'Gewebe' (tissue), 'Zellen' (cells), or 'extrazellulär' (extracellular).
Die extrazelluläre Matrix ist für die Stabilität des Gewebes verantwortlich.
The extracellular matrix is responsible for the stability of the tissue.
