matrix
noun
1 matrix
mathematics A rectangular array of quantities or expressions set out by rows and columns; treated as a single element and manipulated according to rules.
Roget 591:
printing;
block printing,
type-printing;
plate printing
etc.
558
(engraving);
the press
etc.
(publication)
531;
composition.
print,
letterpress,
text;
context,
note,
page,
column.
typography;
stereotype,
electrotype,
aprotype†;
type,
black letter,
font,
fount;
pi,
pie;
capitals
etc.
(letters)
561;
brevier†,
bourgeois,
pica boldface
&c.,
capitals,
caps. ,
catchword;
composing-frame,
composing room,
composing rule,
composing stand,
composing stick;
italics,
justification,
linotype,
live matter,
logotype;
lower case,
upper case;
make-up,
matrix,
matter,
monotype†;
[point system],
4-1/2 point,
5 point,
5-1/2 point,
6 point,
7 point,
8 point,
press room,
press work;
reglet†,
roman;
running head,
running title;
scale,
serif,
shank,
sheet work,
shoulder,
signature,
slug,
underlay.
folio
etc.
(book)
593;
copy,
impression,
pull,
proof,
revise;
author's proof,
galley proof,
press proof;
press revise.
printer,
compositor,
reader;
printer's devil copyholder.
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Roget 691:
workshop,
workhouse,
workplace,
shop,
place of business;
manufactory,
mill,
plant,
works,
factory;
cabinet,
studio;
office,
branch office bureau,
atelier.
[specific types of workplace: list],
hive,
hive of industry;
nursery;
hothouse,
hotbed;
kitchen;
mint,
forge,
loom;
dock,
dockyard;
alveary†;
armory;
laboratory,
lab,
research institute;
refinery;
cannery;
power plant;
beauty parlor;
beehive,
bindery,
forcing pit,
nailery†,
usine†,
slip,
yard,
wharf;
foundry,
foundery†;
furnace;
vineyard;
crucible,
alembic,
caldron,
matrix.
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Roget 22:
prototype,
original,
model,
pattern,
precedent,
standard,
ideal,
reference,
scantling,
type;
archetype,
antitype†;
protoplast,
module,
exemplar,
example,
ensample†,
paradigm;
lay-figure.
text,
copy,
design;
fugleman†,
keynote.
die,
mold;
matrix,
last,
plasm†;
proplasm†,
protoplasm;
mint;
seal,
punch,
intaglio,
negative;
stamp.
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Polish: macierz
2 matrix
geology A mass of fine-grained rock in which fossils, crystals, or gems are embedded.
3 matrix
An enclosure within which something originates or develops (from the Latin for womb).
Dutch: voedingsbodem
4 matrix
The body substance in which tissue cells are embedded.
synonyms: ground substance, intercellular substance.
Dutch: matrix
Polish: istota międzykomórkowa, substancja międzykomórkowa, macierz pozakomórkowa, substancja pozakomórkowa, substancja interstycjalna
5 matrix
The formative tissue at the base of a nail.
6 matrix
Mold used in the production of phonograph records, type, or other relief surface.
Polish: matryca
Moby thesaurus: Platonic form, Platonic idea, aesthetic form, archetype, art form, build, cast, chimney, chute, configuration, conformation, country rock, cut, deposit, die, dike, fashion, figuration, figure, form, format, formation, frame, gangue, genre, impression, inner form, intaglio, last, layout, lode, lodestuff, make, makeup, mineral deposit, mint, modality, mode, model, mold, negative, ore bed, pattern, pay dirt, prototype, punch, seal, set, shape, shoe last, shoot, significant form, stamp, stock, structure, style, template, turn, type, uterus, vein, venter, womb ... show more.
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