The phrase "array of orientations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different perspectives, positions, or alignments on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The research presented an array of orientations regarding climate change, highlighting the diverse opinions within the scientific community."
Alternatives: "variety of perspectives" or "range of viewpoints".
Little did I know, sex education is so much more than just learning about having sex; a comprehensive education includes information on the diverse array of sexual orientations, family structures, and gender identities.
The two subunits in the dimer are not confined to a single configuration but rather adopt an array of relative orientations.
In the dendrites, the situation is more complex than in the axon, since the microtubules form an array of mixed orientation.
It was found that the diamond micro-arrays of {1 0 0} orientation in the 〈1 1 0〉 direction had a higher wear than the diamond arrays of {1 1 0} orientation in the 〈1 0 0〉 direction, while both array types resulted in similar levels of cutting forces and workpiece surface roughness.
b Band structure of the array Fig. 2 a Schematic of array of nanowires with orientation [111].
Fig. 1 a Schematic of array of nanowires with orientation [100] and low degree of saturation with hydrogen.
Although existing bioinformatics tools can recognize CRISPR loci by their characteristic repeat-spacer architecture, they generally output CRISPR arrays of ambiguous orientation and thus do not determine the strand from which crRNAs are processed.
In addition, if the array orientation of sensor nodes is unknown to the fusion center, M−1 additional angle measurements should be sent from the distributed sensors in order to establish a common coordinate system.
These data can be in the form of a longitudinal and azimuthal pair of angles representing a single configuration of the tensors, or more commonly, an array of angle pairs representing multiple orientations of the tensors to model a disordered ensemble of nuclear spin systems.
The resulting position RMSE nearly achieves the CRB, like in the case of ideal array orientations (Figure 8).
