Sentence examples for arrays that could from inspiring English sources

The solar electric spacecraft implementation would impose additional bus design constraints, including large solar arrays that could pose challenges for terminal guidance.

That is why, an idea of creation of an "electronic nose" and "electronic tongue" (low selective sensor arrays that could be artificial analogues for organs of taste and smell) is widely discussed [4 7].

The number of genes refers to the probes on the arrays that could be mapped to corresponding Entrez Gene identifiers.

For most arrays that could be tested the cladistic criterion firmly rejected orthology between homoeologous gene copies in different organisms.

Due to the gender differences between the arrays that could cause bias in the analysis, chromosomes X and Y were excluded from the calculation.

Because of the gender differences between the arrays that could cause bias in the analysis, chromosomes X and Y were excluded from the calibration.

If they survive, they are considering another stretch of water, where the current moves even faster, for an array that could hold up to 18 additional generator units.

There is no giant, expensive solar array that could mask a multitude of traditional design sins, but rather a rethinking of everything, down to the smallest elements, all aligned in a watt-by-watt march toward a new kind of building.

We have developed monolithic silicon micro-calorimeters based on implanted thermistors in an improved array that could be used for future space missions.

This is the theory behind NASA working on a prototype of a solar array that could be packed in a spacecraft to only take up 8.9 feet across, and then unfurl to an impressive 82 feet in diameter once deployed.

Although previously reported in an animal model, the development of EUS-guided radiofrequency ablation (EUS-RFA) has been impeded because of a lack of a retractable needle electrode array that could safely and effectively ablate large areas.