Sentence examples for from a large array from inspiring English sources

The unpartisan writer has the advantage of being able to seek answers from a large array of witnesses and to ask any question to tease out the truth about how we have been ruled.

The SuperMAG ring and auroral U and L indices are the same as the standard ring current Sym-H and auroral AU and AL indices, except from a large array of available magnetometer stations.

Cars need speed to handle capabilities like automatic braking in case of hazards and other features, and looking further, this is a must-have technology for the semi-autonomous and autonomous vehicles that with collect and process data from a large array of radars, cameras and other sensors.

One nonvocal and two vocal children with autism were taught to select multiple pictures of items from a large array in the order in which they were requested (e.g., "Give me the ball, cup, and spoon") using the joint control teaching procedure.

This is particularly true of brain activity recorded from a large array of electrodes where increases in the number of electrodes has resulted in a combinatorial explosion in the number of potential interactions that must be evaluated.

Estimates of ω have been obtained from a large array of different taxa.

The experts have assessed the evidence for a large array of policies from around the world to develop England's first food environment policy index, a measure of the effectiveness of the actions governments are taking.

These range from early developmental defects via a large array of coat color abnormalities to a melanoma metastasis model.

Single dye concentrations were varied from 1% to 100%, and a large array of mixtures were printed (not shown).

Measurements of gamma photon position and energy are derived from the many signals produced by a large array of photomultiplier tubes.

The growing interest in the characterization of exosome-like vesicles in cancer research arises from their potential role in carrying a large array of oncogenic elements released by malignant cells such as oncogenic proteins and miRNAs.