The phrase "arrays which makes" is not correct in written English.
It should be "arrays which make" to agree in number with the plural noun "arrays."
Example: "The arrays which make up the dataset are essential for our analysis."
Alternatives: "arrays that create" or "arrays that form".
Although some material have been successfully aligned [24], it is very difficult to manipulate CNTs to form arrays, which makes it difficult to be economical and practical.
ROMS operates on a lot of multi-dimensional arrays, which makes it an ideal candidate to gain from architectures with wide and powerful Vector Processing Units (VPU) such as Intel Xeon Phi.
Although this normalization minimizes within-array spatial biases, there is still a difference in overall signal intensity between arrays, which makes it difficult to compare them.
The probe sets in the HGF arrays are a subset of those present on the U133+2 arrays, which makes them comparable.
Illumina developed particle-based fiber optic arrays which make use of optical fiber to decode color-encoded three-micron silica particles.
The camera itself is actually over a hundred individual sensors put into an array — which makes sense, as a single gigapixel sensor would likely be far too small and pixel-dense to be of any use in this situation.
This result reflects the lower resolution of the BovineHD BeadChip compared to CGH array which makes it less efficient in detecting short CNVs.
In fact, he says it's a "relief" that all the cards are now on the table, meaning Pebble can now see clearly the competition arrayed against them, which makes it easier for them to carve out their own spot in the nascent market.
Efforts have been made in the literature to find optimal single arrays which work best for the robust parameter experiments.
The results indicate the light-induced hydrophilic effect of TiO2 nanorod-array electrode under illumination, which makes bubble tend to be pseudo-sphere shape during attaching on electrode.
The cards house a medium-scale field programmable gate array (FPGA) (Xilinx X2CV3000) which makes use of the open-source LEON3 embedded processor from Gaisler research [16].
