The phrase "array electrical" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a type of electrical array, such as in solar panels or circuit configurations, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The engineers designed an array electrical system to optimize energy distribution."
Alternatives: "electrical array" or "array of electrical components".
That's because an array's electrical voltage and current are usually set at just one point: the inverter that changes direct current to alternating current.
The players were also thrilled with their spacious new locker room, which includes an array of electrical outlets in every locker so they can keep their phones and iPads charged.
The GreenHadoop framework uses a photovoltaic solar array and electrical grid energy resources.
He is about to be exposed to custom magnetic fields generated by an array of electrical coils, while an electroencephalogram (EEG) machine records his brain waves.
The implant's electrode array emits electrical pulses that simulate what the person's damaged photocells might produce.
Thirteen pogo pads on the side of the array provide electrical contact with instrumentation to support different transducer functions.
Mott concluded: 'I think the imposing array of electrical machines, coloured lights, and other strong suggestive influences, were partly instrumental in accomplishing what I had failed to do, but also I think the knowledge of success in other difficult cases attending Dr. Yealland's efforts, played a very important part in curing by strong suggestion this apparently hopeless case'.
Microelectrode arrays for electrical stimulation have been integrated into flexible and rigid substrates.
"Breast cancer detection using high-density flexible electrode arrays and electrical impedance tomography". Conference Proceedings :... Annual International Conference of the Ieee Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society.
Wind turbine array layouts and electrical collectors are designed on a site-specific basis to achieve a good balance between cost, electrical losses and wake effects.
