The phrase "array which would" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a collection or arrangement of items that has a specific potential or capability.
Example: "The algorithm is designed to process an array which would optimize the data retrieval process."
Alternatives: "collection that could" or "set which might".
BMW engineers say they have acquired substantial understanding of how to make the motor work best with the battery array, which would be a competitive advantage.
South Africa and Australia are competing to host an even bigger radio telescope, the Square Kilometer Array, which would be fully operational by 2024.
The decision not to go ahead with the Argyll Array, which would have provided green energy for 1 million homes, is another blow to the government's plans to tackle a looming supply problem and to meet its low carbon targets.
The full array, astronomers say, will be useful not just for science, but also as practice for a truly giant telescope known as the Square Kilometer Array, which would have a combined receiving area of a square kilometer and which astronomers hope to build in Australia or South Africa in 10 or 20 years.
The PowerSphere concept consists of a relatively large spherical solar array, which would be deployed from a microsatellite.
In fact this gives us the pattern related to the last 6 elements of the array which would generally follow a uniform pattern to be the pattern ratio.
In ocean-energy deployment, hydrokinetic conversion devices can be flexibly arranged into multi-unit arrays, which would extract energy from tidal and marine currents basically in the same way as a wind farm.
The surface of the titanium cylinder wires is covered totally and uniformly with ZnO nanosheet arrays, which would provide a large area for the deposition of CdS nanoparticles. Figure 2b shows the cross-sectional SEM image of ZnO nanosheets.
The shuttle also brought the first pair of U.S. provided photovoltaic arrays, which would provide crucial electricity for further development of the station.
Indeed, the whole-genome data classify a higher fraction of unbiased genes (68% vs. 33% for our custom arrays), which would be expected since the null hypothesis of these comparisons is that there is no difference in expression level between males and females.
Researchers have attempted to address the limited charge extraction due to low mobilities in the organic materials by introducing inorganic semiconducting nanorod arrays (NRAs), which would act both as blocking layers (which are required in order to maximise efficiency in BHJ solar cells [21]) and charge extraction pathways from deeper in the blend (Figure 1b) [22].
