Sentence examples for arrays to provide from inspiring English sources
The Lincoln Laboratory-developed atrborne leftr Imaging Remploys Testbed (ALinnovativeft) employs innovative Geiger-mode avalanche photodiode arrays to provide wide-area 3-D imagery.
But a demonstration project at Fort Carson in Colorado is looking at how to integrate electric vehicles, generators and solar arrays to provide emergency power, according to Power Industry News.
Spitzer combines the intrinsic sensitivity achievable with a cryogenic telescope in space with the great imaging and spectroscopic power of modern detector arrays to provide the user community with huge gains in capability for exploration of the cosmos in the infrared.
Modern devices, either monaural or binaural, may include microphone arrays to provide directivity by means of spatial filtering, but the signals that arrive at the array are distorted by the so-called head shadow effect, which must be considered in the design.
Although the use of high-density SNP arrays to provide clinically relevant information has great appeal, this strategy must first be validated using newer generation SNP arrays containing probes for more SNP markers with higher informative rates.
The triplicates were combined for the arrays to provide enough total RNA for the assay.
A DNA sample from the subject was labelled and annealed to the Affymetrix 500K GeneChip array to provide independent laboratory analysis of the subject's SNPs and conformation of the DNA sequencing coverage.
This report describes a new FACE system in which CO2 emitters are evenly distributed across a plot in a square array to provide an area-source of CO2.
With regard to micro-climate, data are collected from a distributed sensor array to provide improved understanding of the heterogeneous conditions arising within the grow-cell, with a view to future optimisation.
Moreover, regularization of unstable control matrices is not seen to prevent the proposed array to provide free-of-interference amplitude and relative-phase control, but the system performance is degraded, as a function of the amount of regularization needed.
The individual bones of the skeleton are held firmly together by ligaments, and muscles are attached to bone by tendons, both of which are examples of dense connective tissue in which many fibre bundles are associated in parallel array to provide great tensile strength.
