Sentence examples for equivalent array from inspiring English sources
An equivalent array on smooth glass could produce 67 volts but would get catastrophically damaged if it were flexed and folded, as the array on paper has been.
Net is represented by an equivalent array of cylinders, which considers the same wet mass, projected area, and axial stiffness as the prototype net.
Comparison with existing commercial wind turbines according to cost and output power is carried out based on the concept of replacing wind turbines swept area with the equivalent array of micro wind turbines.
Otherwise, the switching efficiency could be 80% or better, and the power dissipated by the ensemble of gates during switching was approximately 0.1 nW cm−2, which is orders of magnitude less than the power dissipated during switching of an equivalent array of transistors.
The influence of habitat quality on eagle distributions was assessed in terms of (i) patterns of dispersion and spacing between territories, (ii) macro-scale differences between the habitat composition of eagle territories and an equivalent array of random plots, and (iii) micro-scale differences in habitat quality assessed at points within and outside of eagle territories.
Thus, an array of flexible whiskers can in principle perform better than an equivalent array of rigid whiskers.
However, the Integrated Microbial Genomes (IMG) database [ 43] revealed that a variety of bacteria from different phylogenetic groups possess equivalent arrays, indicating these are not unique to Salinispora spp. cas3 is the signature gene of type I arrays [ 6].
Thus, the equivalent zero array would be [0,3,0,3,2,0] and the nonzero array would be [0.5, 7.3, −7].
On the other hand, for ω q lower than ω0, the equivalent co-array at ω q is a contracted version of that in Figure 2.
The IMG database was searched for equivalent Cas arrays in other sequenced bacterial genomes.
Behind each cell is an array equivalent to a spectrum, if there are 30 cells, there will be 30 such arrays.
