The phrase "an array of living" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing a variety of living things, but it would need clarification or additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The garden showcased an array of living plants, each contributing to the vibrant ecosystem."
Alternatives: "a variety of living" or "a collection of living".
We further propose that every handwritten pattern is an array of living cells or organisms that both interact and are affected by one another.
This cellular engineering progression offers an array of living sensors that can discriminate between cell states, produce a regulated dose of therapeutic biomolecules, and function in various delivery platforms.
An array of living and preserved organisms (Table 1) was scattered throughout the lab at different workstations (see Online Supplemental Materials for the complete week one lesson plan in Appendix 2).
That's why it packed the 360 with an array of "living room" features to try to persuade us that the machine could be a mix of set-top box, internet music streamer and Facebook browser.
The rise in popularity of Twitch, a Web service that offers access to an array of live video streams, seems curious, then.
Type "the Screamers" into the search option and you'll find an array of live and studio footage, including 122 Hours of Fear.
On Saturday we'll be hosting an array of live music performances, and throughout the weekend we'll be screening films and hosting creative workshops and panel discussions.
Fulham Broadway's Vue is to become the Gfinity Arena next month, providing space for some 600 spectators as it hosts an array of live competitions, while simultaneously streaming footage across the world.
November's Halo: The Master Chief Collection launched alongside the Halo Channel a bespoke Xbox Live hub for both Microsoft's reliably dismal Halo TV spin-offs (the latest stab at this features Mike Colter from Million Dollar Baby) and an array of live broadcast and video curation options.
An array of live shellfish (cherrystone clams, little necks, steamers, oysters, mussels) were on ice in a self-serve "salad bar," along with fresh trout ($6 a pound), whole red snapper ($8 a pound) and bronzini ($8 a pound).
Georgia Tech's Potter was one of the first to study how information is processed in an electrode array of living brain tissue in a robotic animal.
