The phrase "array of electric" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a variety of electric items or concepts, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The exhibition featured an array of electric vehicles, showcasing the latest advancements in technology."
Alternatives: "variety of electric" or "collection of electric".
Growing plants without soil, in a mix of rock pellets and nutrient-rich water, requires an array of electric gadgets -- from 1,000-watt 1,000-wattoolampssystoms to specoolingsystemshatoneutralize telltale odorspeciale ventilation.
Players can then upgrade these spikes, at first level to a roll of barbed wire, at second level to an array of electric lines which shock any enemies trying to cross them and the highest level, to a set of lasers.
But this would have been little more than a photocopier with re-usable paper an idea that had been tried before and had failed.Instead, Xerox is expected to pursue the idea of printing on Gyricon with a "magic wand"—a tool covered with an array of electric contacts and memory devices.
Or consider the new array of electric vehicles.
By then, Drayton said, Metro will need to see an array of electric buses with a top speed of 65 mph and a range of at least 250 miles.
A Prince bin holds all of his recordings on CD and vinyl, and as blatant tourists, we treated ourselves to one of the array of Electric Fetus T-shirts that fill the front of the store.
However, if a constant potential of V u=−V 0/2 is applied to the upper plate electrode, with potentials of 0 V on the two ground planes, and potentials of V i =V 0 cos[−(i−1)ϕ] on the segments of the center conductor, where ϕ=2π/5 is the phase-shift from one decelerator segment, i, to the next, arrays of electric traps spaced by 5d cc are generated within the device.
When appropriate potentials are applied to the electrodes, an array of tubular electric field geometries of 4 mm length and 20 µm diameter are generated, on the axis of which the electric field strength drops to zero.
VISITORS to Times Square are inundated with marketing pitches, like an array of oversize electric billboards stretched across office buildings and the crowded streets jammed with comedy-show hawkers, tour-bus operators, 6-foot-tall Cookie Monsters and the occasional Naked Cowboy.
Today, their lives are eased and enriched by natural-gas furnaces, electric refrigerators, and an array of electronic gadgets that boggles the mind.
Once the stage went dark, the only light came from an array of musical instruments—electric guitars, keyboards, drums and amps placed upstage.
