The phrase "arrays that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing arrays in programming or data structures that are intended to perform a specific action or hold certain values.
Example: "We need to create arrays that will store user input for further processing."
Alternatives: "arrays designed to" or "arrays intended to".
Our group is constructing an imager based on discrete detector arrays that will acquire multi-angle data to produce tomographic images of the breast.
If the Phoenix survives its landing, it will wait 20 minutes for debris at the site to settle before unfurling two circular solar power arrays that will make its width 18 feet across.
NASA/Goddard, the Army Research Lab and QmagiQ will work closely together to obtain the suite of arrays that will best meet the mission requirements (primarily adequate conversion efficiency at the required wavelengths).
Along with its ability to evade radar, the supersonic Joint Strike Fighter boasts the world's "most powerful" fighter turbofan, a helmet-mounted display that is designed to give the pilot a 360-degree virtual view combining sensor and flight data, and advanced electronic arrays that will allow it to pick out air and ground targets.
Similarly, besides providing a much simpler approach than conventional patterning strategy for generating nanotrench arrays, the straightforward and CMOS-compatible approach enables a facile creation of SiO2 nanohole arrays that will be not easily available by traditional single mask etch technology.
Finally, the tools we have developed to design and analyze these arrays can be applied to create other kinds of functional gene arrays that will be valuable for the discovery of new pathogens, monitoring the metabolic capabilities of environmental and communal microbes, and performing functional forensic microbial analysis.
This paper delineates the creation of a transplantation-specific GWAS array that will be used on samples collected by the iGeneTRAiN initiative.
The Majorana experiment is a proposed HPGe detector array that will primarily search for neutrinoless double-beta decay and dark matter.
We have designed, modeled, fabricated and tested a 600μm high-fill-fraction microcalorimeter array that will be a good match to the requirements of future X-ray missions.
Their first pilot project is a rooftop solar array that will provide energy for the Jim Vlock First Year Building Project on Button Street in New Haven — an annual project where Yale School of Architecture students design and build housing for the city's low-income or homeless residents.
Next, the logic gate array that will interface with the processor was built using standard LS-series logic linear circuits; these are industry standard and even if our processing time is fast, the switching characteristics of these common chips are generally fast enough: on the order of 8-15 nS.
