The phrase "array of circle" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "array of circles," which refers to a collection or arrangement of circular shapes.
Example: "The artist created an impressive installation featuring an array of circles in various sizes and colors."
Alternatives: "collection of circles" or "set of circles."
If we're looking for a wider geometrical theme, Devlin offers up an array of circles, interspersed with the odd triangle, cut up by straight laser lines.
Biophysics may be thought of as the central circle in a two-dimensional array of overlapping circles, which include physics, chemistry, physiology, and general biology.
A vast array of aircraft circled and disappeared at times into a towering plume of smoke that loomed over the Jackson Hole valley.
Fig. 2 Location of lines 1 and 2 and measurement lines (array of open circles) of 2.5D analysis.
These inconsistent relationships are documented by large amounts of variation (i.e. wide boxes and whiskers) in the boxplots and by different angles between vector pairs in the array of correlation circles.
After 500 ms, the array of vibrating circles appeared.
Participants were presented with a central fixation cross (1 cm by 1 cm) for a randomized foreperiod (1000 2000 ms) after which an array of differently sized circles (1, 2, 3, and 4 cm) was presented for 13 ms (an array contained 5 randomly placed circles of each size).
The 12 sugar ligands form an array of two parallel circles along the inner surface of the dodecamer ring and face towards the hollow center.
Finally, we drew deformation vectors based on the obtained data at 200-m intervals on the eight measurement lines (arrays of open circles in Fig. 2, six of which were 5 km and two of which were 2.6 km) and examined the relationship between the vectors and a cross section of the local topography.
A 2-dimensional array of 66 μm-diameter circles with 129 μm-pitch have been patterned on the chromium layer for the glass etching process.
