Sentence examples for array of discrete from inspiring English sources
An alternative deposition scheme was applied to fabricate libraries containing a large array of discrete compositions.
Daar Kom die Alibama is perfectly convincing as an elegantly shaped, often strikingly beautiful and abstract orchestral canvas, with an array of discrete, non-developing musical elements arranged in Feldmanesque style as if parts of a patchwork quilt.
To investigate the efficacy of this strategy, three candidate exit-port geometries were considered: (a) an array of discrete slots, (b) an array of discrete circular apertures, and (c) a single, continuous longitudinal slot.
Using the baqueta to strike the wire of the berimbau and the dobrão and cabaça to control the instrument's pitch, timbre, and resonance, the berimbau player generates an array of discrete rhythms known as toques.
The problem of creating an acoustic shadow from these sources by using a controlled array of discrete cancellers is then considered.
A theoretical model is presented that describes the non-linear, three-dimensional response of a suspended cable supporting an array of discrete masses.
In this paper, synchronization in an array of discrete-time neural networks (DTNNs) with time-varying delays coupled by Markov jump topologies is considered.
We examine the case of two arrays of discrete edge dislocations in the presence of a semi-infinite crack.
We explore an alternative approach molecular functionalization of surfaces with ordered arrays of discrete, reactive oxide molecules.
This paper reports an investigation of the active control of sound radiation from vibrating surfaces by using arrays of discrete actuators, or tiles, which cancel local volume velocity.
Although they are typically constructed of arrays of discrete cells, as long as the condition that the wavelength of applied radiation is significantly greater than the cell dimensions is met, the material mimics a continuous medium and can be described with the bulk properties of permittivity, ε, and permeability, μ.
