Matrix

Matrix (. [ Ma ː trɪks ], [ ma ː tri ː ks ]; Latin matrix ' womb ', actually " mother " The majority of matrix means - depending on the importance - matrices [ matri ː ʦe ː s] or Germanized matrices [ matrɪʦən ], [ matri ː ʦən ] ). The matrix is called

An arrangement in the form of a table
Matrix (mathematics), the arrangement of numerical values or other mathematical objects in table form
Matrix ( logic), the quantifier-free part of a formula in predicate logic
A possible organizational structure for companies see matrix organization
A set form in the grammar, see the matrix clause

Biology:

Extracellular matrix, the intercellular substance
The interior of the mitochondrion
The interior of the cell nucleus, the core matrix
Nail matrix, the position of the nail on which this is formed
The wall of a Perlgeschwulsts of the ear, the cholesteatoma

Other natural sciences:

The components of an analytical sample that are not analyzed
The base composition of igneous rocks, porphyritic structure see
Matrix ( sedimentary rock ) the fine-grained matrix of sedimentary rocks

Technology:

The material are embedded in composite materials, in which other ingredients
A form of display technology, see matrix display
A form of electrical circuits, see matrix circuit
Dematrixing, a circuit of the color television art, which recovers the missing green signal of red, blue and black and white
A device for automated control in the screening room of cinema, the matrix Machine

Movies:

Matrix (film), a science fiction film (1999 ) and its sequels:
The Matrix Reloaded (2003)
The Matrix Revolutions (2003)

Namely:

Matrix ( radio program ), a computer sending the Austrian radio station Ö1
Matrix (club), a club discotheque in Berlin
Matrix Bochum, a nightclub in Bochum
Hyundai Matrix, a car model
Matrix ( literary magazine )

MATRIX is an abbreviation for:

Multistate Anti- Terrorism Information Exchange