The phrase "an array of chamber" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a noun that would clarify what type of "chamber" is being referred to, making it unclear.
Example: "The concert featured an array of chamber music performances that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a variety of chambers" or "a selection of chambers."
Single- and multi-stepwise microstructures could be fabricated on one polymer layer forming an array of microstructured chambers.
We designed, built, and tested a new, reliable, sensitive, and inexpensive phantom, coupled with an array of ionization chambers, for daily QA that reduces the execution times while preserving the reliability of the test.
The University of York has an array of thermostatic chambers where commas are raised under temperature-controlled conditions, fed carefully monitored diets, and measured on a near-constant basis, but, in the spirit of British amateurism, Thomas decided to turn his own back yard into a field lab.
Even royalty has common needs and so the collection contains a formidable array of chamber pots, bidets and washbasins.
Here is an array of concertos for chamber orchestra and solo instruments, including flutes, trumpets and guitar.
Data from Project GRAND, an array of proportional wire chambers which detects secondary muons, are presented during the time of this Forbush decrease.
For typical experiments using an array of 16 pairs of chambers, we downloaded the accumulated count values to the computer every 26 s.
Deep underground, in a defunct gold mine in South Dakota, scientists are assembling an array of odd devices: a chamber for holding tonnes of xenon gas; hundreds of light detectors, each capable of pinpointing a single photon; and a vast tank that will be filled with hundreds of gallons of ultra-pure water.
Accompanied by six musicians who played in an array of styles, including pop chamber music and theatrical rock, Mr. Cumming made a persuasive case for himself as all things to all people in pursuit of fabulousness, singing songs associated with Charles Aznavour (the dramatic ballad "She" became "He"), Frank Sinatra (a raucous "That's Life") and Dolly Parton ("Here You Come Again").
The MCC represents an array of miniaturized cell culture chambers for permanent non-invasive characterization of individual cells in a cell layer.
