Sentence examples for arrays toward from inspiring English sources

The astronauts also tested methods for cleaning a damaged part of the electrical system, a rotating joint that turns the solar arrays toward the Sun but that has been largely stilled since last year, when vibration in the joint and metal shavings were detected.

The analytical performance of proposed immunosensor arrays toward E. sakazakii and E. coli O157 H7 was investigated by AFM and CV.

Testing on these sensor arrays toward NO was carried out at 550 °C to compare the performance of the various designs of the sensor.

In memory tests preceding descriptions, Directors represented the Matcher's viewpoint when it was known during study, taking longer to imagine orienting to perspectives aligned with it and rotating their drawings of arrays toward it.

With the damage, managers have decided to lock the rotary joint that orients the array toward the sun.

Having been preconditioned by Ikea, though, this audience might go for the bright dotted towels, leafy tablecloths, curtains and place mats arrayed toward the back of the store, under an impressively proportioned glass atrium surrounded by plenty of healthy potted plants.

Field strength increases continuously from the positive electrode array toward the negative electrodes.

The speaker in the experiment moved along the line, advancing from the first array toward the sixth.

Specifically, we addressed the following problems: assessing the quality of an existing array, adding stations to an existing array, removing stations from an existing array, validating an array design, and targeting of an array toward data assimilation or monitoring.

We simulated the behavior of the field emission current from non-uniform arrays of CNTs and obtained correction factors to multiply the current from a perfect CNT array toward the currents of non-uniform arrays.

Aristotle approaches his account of the nutritive soul by relying on a methodological precept which informs much of his psychological theorizing, namely that a capacity is individuated by its objects, so that, e.g., perception is distinguished from mind by being arrayed toward sensible qualities rather than intelligible forms (De Anima ii 4, 415a20 21).