The phrase "array of oriented" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a collection or variety of items that are arranged or directed in a specific way, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The artist presented an array of oriented sculptures that captured the viewer's attention from different angles."
Alternatives: "collection of directed" or "set of aligned".
You can also learn how the liquid crystal display (LCD) in your wristwatch works: A twisted array of oriented molecules straightens in response to an electric field, which keeps light from bouncing off a mirror and makes the numbers look dark.
This work reports the fabrication and the test of a novel type of electrode for polymer electrolyte fuel cells, based on an array of oriented and self-supported platinum nanotubes.
The mechanism involves an amorphous precursor phase which gathers near the gap zone of collagen fibres and then penetrates the fibres to form a parallel array of oriented crystals of hydroxyapatite (Nudelman et al. 2010).
Arrays of oriented nanotube bundles subsequently resulted upon the establishment of regular lamellar stacking.
Dense arrays of oriented, crystalline ZnO nanowires have attracted much attention for applications in nanoscale lasers[1], light-emitting diodes[2, 3], sensors[4], and solar cells[5].
Lamellar thicknesses and cross-hatching frequencies in α-isotactic polypropylene have been measured for two series of fractions using linear nucleation to provide large arrays of oriented lamellae in row structures for sampling.
Arrays of oriented nanostructures tethered to artificial lipid bilayers could be employed to spatially order membrane-associated proteins in their native environment, which could help to study their structural properties with cryo-electron microscopy or X-ray diffraction methods.
It is also on the outskirts of St.-Jovite, a village with an array of tourist oriented restaurants, a well-stocked supermarket, a video store and a medical clinic.
The strategic intelligence HF/DF antenna is usually a large array of vertically oriented dipoles, or similar radiators, arranged in a circle up to 250 metres (820 feet) in diameter.
Considering an array of similarly oriented, identical diffraction apertures, denoted here by Σ, containing N transparent regions, labeled by j, a summation over the amplitudes obtained from each aperture has to be taken into account.
This paper presents a detailed physics-based numerical analysis of the transport and electrochemical phenomena involved in the operation of a stack consisting of an array of vertically oriented air-breathing fuel cells.
