Sentence examples for an array whose from inspiring English sources

The recordings were measured with an array whose geometry is identical as that used for SimData.

A suffix array A of a string S is an array whose size is equal to the length of S. Each element in array A contains the position of a suffix in S where all suffixes are sorted lexicographically.

A Costas array or related pattern of dots, with one dot per column was used as a shift array to compose a 2D array whose columns were shifts of a binary sequence with ideal autocorrelation.

A DX array whose assembly encodes an XOR operation has been demonstrated; this allows the DNA array to implement a cellular automaton that generates a fractal known as the Sierpinski gasket.

Such a design can be represented as a square array whose cells are either empty or contain a matching of size k, where every vertex appears exactly once in each row and column.

For sources with proportional spectra, the observations at the different frequencies are cast as a single measurement vector model, which corresponds to a virtual array whose element positions are given by the union set of the difference co-arrays corresponding to the multiple operational frequencies.

We name our target array CVA since it is a conformal array whose elements are electromagnetic vector sensors.

The latter approach vectorizes the covariance matrix of the nonuniform array to emulate observations at a virtual array whose sensor positions are given by the difference co-array.

The end-fire steering of a data-independent beamformer is well suited to achieving superdirective performance by a linear array whose aperture is shorter than the wavelength.

where z ¯ g = z ¯ ω 1 T z ¯ ω 2 T … z ¯ ω Q T T, i ˜ g = σ ¯ n 2 ω 1 i ˜ T σ ¯ n 2 ω 2 i ˜ T … σ ¯ n 2 ω Q i ˜ T T, and the dictionary B ˜ g = A ˜ g ω 1 T A ˜ g ω 2 T … A ˜ g ω Q T T. The measurement vector is equivalent to that of a virtual array, whose element positions are given by the combined difference co-arrays at the Q frequencies, i.e., S g = α 1 S 0, α 2 S 0, …, α Q S 0, (16).

(2004) showed that H3.3 deposition took place on a transgene array whose transcription was activated.