The phrase "arrays in which the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data structures, programming, or mathematical concepts involving arrays and their characteristics or properties.
Example: "We need to analyze the arrays in which the data is stored to optimize our algorithm."
Alternatives: "arrays where the" or "arrays that contain the".
The tubes are assumed to be arranged in hexagonal arrays in which the distance between tubes centers form equilateral triangles.
The PAA-based method is a direct approach for growing epitaxial nanodot arrays, in which the atoms passing through the pore directly arrive at the substrate.
Herein, we present a layered growth model of TiO2 nanotube arrays, in which the key processes can be described as follows.
Herein, "two-step" growth route is adopted to achieve high-loading Ni-Co carbonate hydroxide nanowire arrays, in which the effect of electrochemical pre-activation is discussed.
Our design methodology is general, and defines a class of unilateral permanent magnet arrays in which the strength and shape of B0 within the sensitive volume can be controlled.
As an alternative to pin grid arrays, some modules are presented as pad grid arrays, in which the external connections are arranged as an array of conducting pads on the base.
The properties of solutions depend, essentially, on two characteristics: first, the manner in which the molecules arrange themselves (that is, the geometric array in which the molecules occupy space) and, second, the nature and strength of the forces operating between the molecules.
The experimental design is based on Taguchi's L9 Orthogonal Array in which the reaction parameters are varied at three levels.
Complexes 1 and 2 have 3D metal-organic frameworks containing a 1D tri-strand array, in which the pzda ligand adopts a pentadentate mode to link lanthanide ions.
In the cluster heatmap, the data matrix is displayed as a heatmap, a 2-dimensional array in which the colour of each element corresponds to its value.
The pheromone table, as shown in Table 3, is a two-dimensional array, in which the row and the column denote neighboring nodes and destination nodes, respectively.
