West Virginia advanced because of its diverse array of parts, using 12 players and seemingly needing all of them.
GenMet converts flat sheets of steel or aluminum into a wide array of parts, from shelving units and snowplows to parts for military vehicles and wind turbines.
On Monday The New York Times reported that the investigation had found that the space station could not be built as designed because its vast array of parts would start to break down before the station was completed.
Mr. Müller can take much of the credit for Audi's success at overtaking BMW in Europe in unit sales with cars built largely from the same array of parts as VW Golfs or Passats.
And while Mr. Petherbridge mostly plays either himself or Lear, the younger actor assumes an array of parts ranging from members of Mr. Petherbridge's family to a manic German doctor and an Irish cabbie.
The installation includes a model of a Mini One as interpreted by the designers, but its main focus is an array of parts that are spread out on the ground, much as they would be in a racing paddock, in a nod to Mini's rally heritage.
Franklin was an automobile aficionado and a wizard under the hood; he also had an astonishing array of parts stacked to the rafters of the two-car garage behind his home, which was painted the same shade of green as his house.
He retired in 1893, at 49, to pursue his art, although his small pension necessitated an array of part-time jobs and last resorts.
In the past, The Creators Project has covered an array of part-music technologist part-greenthumb wizards who have modified plants to allow them to "speak," create sound, and even compose orchestral arrangements.
Both companies carry a wide array of window parts, including dozens of spring balances, and help customers identify the parts they need.
As The New York Times's executive editor, Abramson supervises a bewildering array of moving parts.
