The phrase "array for example" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing of "an array, for example," which can be used to introduce an example of an array in a discussion about programming or data structures.
Example: "In programming, various data structures can be utilized; an array, for example, allows for the storage of multiple items in a single variable."
Alternatives: "such as an array" or "for instance, an array."
Characteristic features are extracted from the particle stream by a sensor array, for example a line-scan camera, or a combination of arrays.
For a third-order array, for example, (20) and (21) become (22).
The term "pattern recognition" can be defined as the transformation of an input data array (for example, responses from the sensor matrix) to an output data array (for example, the type of adsorbates, their concentration).
In our study, we also test different scenarios by varying the length of linear array, for example, we choose,, and so forth.
In order to avoid scanning useless states first, a better order should have been done (making "mw1" close to "w1" in the scheduling array for example).
In a 10-by-10 10-by-10 10-by-10e, the darrayre converted into a chain oforlexampleconcenthetions 100 pixels long.
Dr. Kaplan's group and colleagues at the University of Illinois and University of Pennsylvania have recently produced electrode arrays, for example, that are printed on flexible, degradable films of silk.
The advantages to Schindall's design increased power output and energy density could be crucial for applications like soaking up huge pulses of energy rapidly from a field of wind turbines or solar arrays, for example.
In this paper, the principle of differential algebraic method is applied to practical electron lenses whose electric/magnetic fields are in the forms of discrete arrays, for example, the files computed by FEM or FDM method.
(b) Reconfigurable pathways and beam shaping: the radiation properties of antenna arrays (for example, radiation direction) depend on each antenna's phase, which can be electrically controlled by modifying the corresponding feeding waveguide temperature (benefiting from silicon's high thermo-optic effect) through the voltage applied over a nanoheater.
Many of the detected proteins shared MF and BP GO terms identified in our arrays (for example, both enolase and nucleolin share the muscle development category), and overlapping changes were observed in binding (Figure 7A).
