Sentence examples for arrays to make from inspiring English sources
The light intensity distribution of this prototype demonstrated the feasibility of using double-sided micromirror arrays to make autostereoscopic displays.
In a significant advance toward such nanotube-based electronics, researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign (UIUC) have grown rows of perfectly aligned carbon nanotubes on quartz crystal and used these arrays to make transistors.
Using the successive ionic layer adsorption and reaction (SILAR) method, CdS quantum dots were deposited on the surface of TiO2 nano-branched arrays to make a photoanode for quantum dot solar cells.
Data was normalised to a median value across all arrays to make all data relative to a median value of 1. Therefore genes with expression greater than 1 were up-regulated and less than 1 down-regulated.
But, as discussed earlier, our controls (Fig. 3a d) and the results of previous studies (Cantlon and Brannon 2007) indicate that monkeys do use the numerosity of dot arrays to make dot choices; therefore either they treat the numerals as equivalent to numerosities, or the numerals and the dot numerosities are each independently equivalent to some scalar measure of juice or hedonic value.
Above, left: researcher Miriam Kolar using the bouquet array to make acoustic measurements in the Lanzon Gallery; right: measuring duct acoustics.
Single layer graphene (SLG) is transferred on top of the Bi nanorods array to make flat SLG forming into wrinkles.
The Micro-X sounding rocket uses a Transition Edge Sensor (TES) array to make X-ray observations.
Stubbs (1973) used the Buckland Park medium frequency (BPMF) array to make SA measurements and analyzed them using the full correlation analysis (FCA) to determine D region winds.
Very recently, Diks et al designed a novel peptide array to make descriptions of total cellular kinase activity [16].
Typical SD-OCT systems are point-scan instruments fitted with a grating and a 1D CCD array to make a spectral measurement at each scan point.
