Sentence examples for array is organized from inspiring English sources

This array is organized as follows: For every quadrature Q[i] a block of size n_loop[i]*dim_A*ntot_A is used.

The 512 transmit-receive modules (TRMs) in the RADARSAT-2 two-dimensional active phased array are organized as 16 columns, as depicted by little rectangles in Figure 1, with 32 TRMs per column.

In DMSO-treated cells, microtubule arrays were organized by the microtubule organizing center and radiate uniformly to the cell periphery.

CRM1TR arrays are organized into 44 uninterrupted tandem arrays, or islands: 28 islands at locus I and 16 islands at locus II.

γ-Tubulin can now be followed by indirect immunofluorescence throughout the cell cycle as different microtubule arrays are organized (Brown and Lemmon 2007).

CRM4TR arrays are organized into 6 islands separated by either gaps in the physical assembly or intervening sequences, including LTR retrotransposons.

Such links are most effective when used on a large array of information that is organized into many smaller, related pieces and when the user requires only a small portion of information at any one time.

In higher plant rDNA is organized into arrays at one or more chromosomal locations (Rogers and Bendich 1987; Hillis and Dixon 1991).

This array of proteins, sterols, and phospholipids is organized into a liquid crystal, a structure that lends itself readily to rapid cell growth.

Comprised of 13 chapters written by an array of distinguished scientists, the book is organized in three sections that group together different aspect of ncRNA research: (1) form, functions and diversity; (2) gene regulation and epigenetics; and (3) disease and therapeutics.

The lack of off-plane methyl groups in Dchol structure results in a clear difference in the sterol-sterol 2D-density plots: Chol can clearly be seen as promoting the formation of (dynamic) 'triangular' networks whereas Dchol is organized in 'linear' arrays (Figure 5).