The phrase "array loop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in programming or computer science contexts to refer to a loop that iterates over elements in an array.
Example: "In this code snippet, we will implement an array loop to process each element in the list."
Alternatives: "array iteration" or "loop through array".
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The second type is a series array of loops with different areas each loop having two Josephson junctions.
i) Chromosomes form arrays of loops; these loops must be consecutive, and models built as non-consecutive loops do not produce interaction data consistent with experimentally observed data.
I spent my first three years coding only knowing arrays, for loops, while loops, if statements and functions, plus basic graphical utilities (draw circle, draw line, etc).
Alternatively, we might parallelize at the array level, looping (sequentially) over chromosomes, or parallelize at the chromosome level, looping (sequentially) over arrays, with the later option only being reasonable for the ACE algorithm.
The spacecraft — which will widen to the length of a school bus after it fans out its solar arrays — will loop Mars in an elliptical, 4.5-hour orbit, climbing 3,860 miles above the planet then swooping down to within 93 miles of the surface.
Calling himself as a "visual solutionist," the artist attempts to explore emotions through media synthesis and does so through the array of looping artworks he posts daily on Tumblr.
Thus, laboratory diagnostic technologies were established during this period, including multiplex RT-PCR/PCR, multiplex suspension beads array, microarray, loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP), and high throughput sequencing.
Development of such a tool will permit biologist to quickly generate different array hybridization loops, compare the cost and experiment design and efficiently design microarray studies so that robust statistical conclusion can be made.
We can also distinguish two other surfaces formed by two arrays of loops: the C-terminal side, which contains the loops linking the C-terminal end of the β-strands to the N-termini of the helices, and the C-terminal side, which forms a negative electrostatic surface (Figure 3 and Figure 4).
