Sentence examples for secondary array from inspiring English sources

The deep-sea observatory system E2M3A (http://nettuno.ogs.trieste.it/e2-m3a), is a two-component array, composed of a surface buoy (principal array) and a subsurface mooring (secondary array).

To select probes for the construction of a secondary array, CS, M808, and 14 randomly selected RILs were genotyped.

The secondary array was constructed using one selected probe per contig or read, consisting of 21,346 CS-derived probes, 21,205 M808-derived probes, and 2,303 probes for normalization.

In total, 2500 clones presenting a tumour/normal signal ratio of >2.0 or <0.5 were grouped onto secondary arrays and reprobed twice for confirmation.

A model of the secondary source array is first developed and coupled into the beam dynamics by using the wave approach.

The results show that this sort of secondary source array can produce larger near field zones of quiet than a conventional loudspeaker cancelling the acoustic pressure only.

This paper describes a local active noise control system that virtually increases the sound isolation of a dividing wall by means of a secondary source array.

The active control of flexural waves on a slender beam is discussed for a secondary source array which comprises either point forces or pairs of moments generated by piezoelectric actuators.

The main outcome of the experimental campaign was that the insertion loss produced by the secondary source array, in the 50 300 Hz frequency range, was close to 10 dB.

Finally, the acoustic performance of such a secondary source array in a local active noise control system with a virtual microphone arrangement that projects the zone of quiet further away from the secondary source than the position of the physical microphone is also studied.

The acoustic performance of a secondary source array formed by two loudspeakers is theoretically studied when the acoustic pressure and the secondary particle velocity component is cancelled at a point in its near field with and without a diffracting head present.