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Matrize ("mother form", v. French matrice "casting form", actually "uterus", plural matrices ) stands for:
- Die (printing) , in the printing area a mold for casting individual letters or lines of lead
- Template (genetics) , source DNA or RNA strand for duplicating gene sequences
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Matrix (dentistry) ,
- Aid when making a filling
- the counterpart to the patrix for attachments in combination dentures
- Matrize , an internationally uniform technical term for (outdated, Ger. Ug.) Matrix to be used in traffic planning
- Die , in printing technology a master copy, see hectography
- Die , in the casting technique the cavity of the casting mold, see mold making #Matrix
- Die , in pressing, forging or similar processes, the form in which the material is placed, see die
- Die , when punching the counterpart to the punch (i.e. the outer shape), see punching (process)
- Die for the production of pellets, see flat die press
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Wiktionary: Matrize - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations