The phrase "assembly of cubes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, design, art, or mathematics where cubes are being combined or organized together.
Example: "The artist created a stunning sculpture that featured an intricate assembly of cubes, each painted in vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "collection of cubes" or "grouping of cubes".
The third common crystal structure in metals can be visualized as an assembly of cubes with atoms at the corners and an atom in the centre of each cube; this is known as body-centred cubic, or bcc.
One would lead to a crystal with hexagonal symmetry (called hexagonal close-packed, or hcp); the other would lead to a crystal with cubic symmetry that could also be visualized as an assembly of cubes with atoms at the corners and at the centre of each face (known as face-centred cubic, or fcc).
The 12+ charge on the cage suggests that the anions can be varied and can be innocent or non-innocent, and the solvent bonded terminally to the MII ions should be easily replaced, thus allowing the attachment of a host of different species and/or the assembly of the cubes into higher-order structures.
The salad with it, however, was a brilliant assembly of pea shoots, cubes of apple and black pudding.
The salad with it, however, was a brilliant assembly of pea shoots, cubes of apple and black pudding.
Recently, an assembly of the proof-of-principle test cube and sensor has been completed.
Observers viewed a 5×5 array of cubes or a single cube that occupied successive positions.
The cube functionalization protocol was optimized to avoid aggregation of cubes; as with commercially available particles.
Subjects have 3 min to analyze as many pairs of cubes as possible and must determine whether the two cubes could be the same cube viewed from different sides or whether they must be different cubes if the letters on the sides did not correspond with each other had the cube been turned over.
The second row of cubes will require fewer cubes than the first row.
In this paper, we systematically investigated the self-assembly of all 11 cube nets.
