Sentence examples for array could have from inspiring English sources

The reduced array could have 1024 - 250 = 774 rows starting at row 1 thus reducing the frame time to 2.5 s.

This P1-wr tandem array could have been located on either side of the retroelement cluster.

Therefore multi-copy alleles in a tandem array could have been created upstream, downstream or on both sides of the cluster simultaneously.

All experimental results indicated that the ordered VFS PZT nanocup arrays could have potential applications in NV-FRAM devices.

By the vertical piezoresponse force microscopy (VPFM) measurements, the vertically free-standing ordered ferroelectric PZT NCs showed well-defined ring-like piezoresponse phase and hysteresis loops, which indicated that the high-density PZT nanocup arrays could have potential applications in ultra-high non-volatile ferroelectric memories (NV-FRAM) or other nanoelectronic devices.

Of course it can be argued that our measure to counter chunking (rotating all irrelevant items between memory and probe arrays) could have introduced a difference in capacity between retro- and post-cue by itself (see results section of experiment 3); it has been shown that when the context of the item to report is changed (as in our case), retrieval is impaired [11].

However, such 2D stimuli can be successfully remembered using both view-dependent sensory representations and view-invariant representations of individual items, because the items in the sample and test arrays could have been compared on the basis of either the sensory features of the displays or the identities of the individual items.

A potential problem with our results thus far, showing higher capacity representations upon the retro-cue compared to the post-cue, is that our measure to counter chunking (rotating all irrelevant items between memory and probe arrays) could have introduced a difference in capacity by itself.

Genotyping errors enhanced by the presence of DEFA1/DEFA3 tandem gene arrays could have lead investigators to discard SNPs located within this region.

The specificity for genes such as VHL and RASSF1, which are frequently methylated and believed to be inactivated at an early stage of tumor development, suggests that methylation-specific PCR-based hypermethylation panel arrays could have potential as an economically viable early detection screen for patients presenting non-specific symptoms and for distinguishing benign and malign renal masses.

Discussion: It is hard to see how the different array configurations could have created such a big difference.