Sentence examples for various arrays from inspiring English sources
Prior to the atom manipulation to create various arrays of magnetic adatoms, the surface was cleaned (Fig. 1a) by picking up all the adatoms using vertical manipulation.
Correlated with the various arrays of head horns in the different taxa was the unusually large size of ceratopsian heads.
Wielded by the cast in various arrays, occasionally falling to the ground or dragged in rustling, shuffling movements, sometimes toweringly high or vulnerably short, they resemble potato skins as if shaped by Easter Islanders under the direction of Edvard Munch.
Among the various arrays, the spot with the precursor composition Ni0.1-Zn0.9S Ni0.1-Zn0.9Sigheshowedtheurrent in 0.1 M Na2SO4/Na2SO3 solution under bothighestsible and visible light irradiation.
Thus, seismic waves propagating across arrays have been visualized for various arrays (e.g., Obara et al. 2005; Sheldrake et al. 2002; Trabant et al. 2012).
Multiple sulfur isotope fractionation in Archean ocean was affected not only by biological and abiotic transformations in aquatic systems, but by various arrays of mass-independent isotope fractionations produced by photolysis of atmospheric SO2, which originated from volcanic activity [68 71].
Numerical simulations are carried out to investigate various array configurations in relation to approximation performance.
Based on recordings from closely spaced uniform seismometers, various array methods can effectively enhance signal-to-noise ratios and significantly lower the detection threshold.
An example of the device design for silicon-on-insulator (SOI) platform is provided and numerical simulations have been carried out for various arrayed waveguide parameters.
This paper investigates the effects on collector efficiency of a double-pass sheet-and-tube solar water heater with fins attached under various arrayed density.
Various array configurations are simulated and it is found that an array of 4 BHEs 240 m deep provide enough thermal energy to the building decreasing by less than 2 °C the temperature of the closest well's extracted water.
