Sentence examples for mixed array from inspiring English sources
Storr hereby invites open-eyed aesthetic receptiveness for the mixed array that follows.
Of particular interest to the younger winemakers, and to Mr. Huber and Mr. Darcy, were wines made of a mixed array of white grapes.
The position of the Hungarians, who formed a pocket surrounded by alien cultures, resulted in an extremely mixed array of contacts at different levels.
A broad and ideologically mixed array of Washingtonian south Asia wonks, including ones who don't normally pay much attention to things spiritual, urged him in an open letter to put religious freedom much higher on the agenda.
The outer loop of the nested loop through the mixed array is unrolled to realize parallel searching.
Furthermore, a mixed array and a thread map to element strategy are proposed to improve the performance of the test pairs searching.
In addition to forming conventional optical tweezers, these methods also can sculpt the wavefront of each trap individually, allowing for mixed arrays of traps based on different modes of light, including optical vortices, axial line traps, optical bottles and optical rotators.
Once again the bees were able to match the right number of elements, even in mixed arrays (i.e. when the arrays were composed of mixtures of elements, and there were no elements in common between the sample and choice patterns) (Fig. 6c and 6d).
The terminal position of the Arabidopsis- and the human-type minisatellites in chromosomes of TEL157 and TEL180 was also confirmed by BAL-31 digestion, suggesting the co-occurrence of both telomeric variants in mixed arrays (fig. 6).
With the emergence of spotted oligonucleotide arrays and mixed cDNA/oligo arrays [ 27], appropriate orientation of amplified RNA is an important experimental consideration.
A mixed covering array on H, denoted by CA(n,H,∏i= 1kgi), is a k×n array such that row i corresponds to vertex vi, entries in row i are from Zgi; and if {vx,vy,vz} is a hyperedge in H, then the rows x,y,z are 3-qualitatively independent.
