Sentence examples for increased the array from inspiring English sources
The introduction of reactive dyeing not only provided a technique to overcome inadequacies of the traditional methods for dyeing cotton but also vastly increased the array of colours and dye types that could be used for cotton, since almost any chromogen can be converted to a reactive dye.
The modified electrode regions increased the array area from 4200 mm to 7000 mm.
Analysts have long said that Eckerd stores are poorly managed and have not kept up with competitors by increasing the array of food, beverages and other nondrug items they sell.
Again, the additional scalar sensor increases the array aperture and so enhances the angular resolution.
To mitigate the effect of self noise, we can slightly increase the array length, adding elements without changing their spacing.
However, increasing the array size from (2^{20}) to (2^{22}) elements implies a considerable performance drop for numpy's memory allocation.
Increasing the array length will increase depth of investigation, but may not be possible at urban sites where access is limited.
Based on this reason, the present article proposes a new configuration with seven sensors to form a triangular array, in order to increase the array aperture and then to improve the two dimensional DOA estimation accuracy.
To ensure that the net manipulation of the genie can only enlarge (mathcal {D}_{mathsf {FD}}), the genie also increases the array lengths ({L}_{T_{2}}) and ({L}_{R_{1}}) sufficiently for any added interference due to the expansion of (Psi _{T_{12}}) and (Psi _{R_{12}}) to be compensated by the increased array lengths.
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This increases the array gain, but results in the signals presented to the ears being generated from the same set of input signals making it necessary to take measures to control the interaural cues.
