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Phased array (1616 bytes)
1: ...age:pa_radar.jpg|thumb|200px|right|A giant phased-array radar in Alaska]] 2: ...that the effective [[radiation pattern]] of the [[array]] is reinforced in a desired direction and suppre... 4: ...fective radiation pattern of the array. A phased array may be used to point a fixed radiation pattern, o... 6: The phased array is used for instance in optical telecommunication... 11: Phased arrays are required to be used by many AM broadcast sta... Array (10730 bytes) 1: ...our integers. Generally, one- and two-dimensional arrays are the most common. 3: ...uire loops over all the individual members of the arrays. 7: ...ist]]s have the opposite trade-off. Consequently, arrays are most appropriate for storing a fixed amount ... 9: ...which tends to jump around in memory. However, an array can also be accessed in a random way, as is done ... 11: ...he data elements become smaller. For example, an array of [[ASCII]] [[character (computing)|character]]s... Disk array (865 bytes) 1: ...fferentiated from a [[disk enclosure]] in that an array has [[cache]] and ''intelligence'' so can perform... 3: Components of a typical disk array include: 4: * [[Disk array controller]] 9: Typical disk arrays fall into three categories: 11: * [[Network attached storage]] (NAS) arrays: Judy array (1083 bytes) 1: ... integer or string keys. Unlike [[array]]s, Judy arrays may be sparse; that is, they may have large rang... 3: ... possible. Due to these cache optimizations, Judy arrays are fast, sometimes even faster than a [[hash ta... 8: * [http://judy.sourceforge.net/ Main Judy arrays site] 9: ....sourceforge.net/downloads/10minutes.htm How Judy arrays work and why they are so fast] 10: ...term.pdf A complete technical description of Judy arrays] Array slicing (1701 bytes) 1: ...ts from an [[array]] and packages them as another array, possibly with different number of indices and di... 3: ...] (i.e., share memory with) those of the original array. 7: ...2, 5, 7, 3, 8, 6, 4, 1), and we want to create an array slice from index 2 to 5, we get (7, 3, 8, 6). 9: ...e [[Perl]] [[programming language]], which allows arrays to be sliced easily, if we have 13: will represent the sliced array (7, 3, 8, 6). Parallel array (3568 bytes) 1: ...ther in memory. For example, one might declare an array of 100 names, each a string, and 100 ages, each a... 3: ...le in [[C programming language|C]] using parallel arrays: 16: Parallel arrays have a number of practical advantages over the n... 17: ... They can be used in languages which support only arrays of primitive types and not of records (or perhap... 18: * Parallel arrays are simple to understand and use, and are often ... Stride of an array (414 bytes) 1: ...andom Access Memory|memory]] between successive [[array]] elements. 3: ...]]''', and is sometimes measured in units of an [[array]]'s elements. 5: ...array]] is more efficient than a [[nonunit stride array]] with respect to [[cache|caches]]. Extents of an array (132 bytes) 1: ... number of elements in each [[dimension]] of an [[array]]. Rank of an array (180 bytes) 1: In [[Fortran]], the number of dimensions in an [[array]]. 3: For example, a [[matrix (math)|matrix]] is an array of rank 2. 5: A [[scalar]] is sometimes defined as an array of rank 0. Systolic array (1463 bytes) 1: ...ular) where data flows synchronously across the [[array]] between neighbours, usually with different data... 3: ...n]] published the first paper describing systolic arrays in [[1978]]; however, the first machine known to... 7: ...or a column at a time, flowing down or across the array. 12: .../lang/papers/isa/index.htm ''Instruction Systolic Array (ISA)''] Remmler Array (1140 bytes) 1: ...se]] - it has not been revealed how many of these arrays exist in the Federation. 3: The array consists of two large platforms. A starship is p... 5: ...ise (NCC-1701-D)|USS Enterprise-D]] docked at the array and had undergone the sweep. Thieves attempted t... Global array (1463 bytes) 1: The '''Global Arrays''' (GA) toolkit provides an efficient and portab... 3: ... physically distributed dense multi-dimensional [[array]]s, without need for explicit cooperation by othe... 5: ...ng message-passing [[software libraries]]. Global Arrays are compatible with the [[Message Passing Interf... 7: The Global Arrays toolkit has been in the [[public domain]] since ... Array programming (3108 bytes) 1: ... (mathematics)|matrices]], and higher dimensional arrays. 3: ...bly the most widely used compiled and interpreted array programming languages. 5: The fundamental idea behind Array Programming is that operations apply at once to a... 7: ...atic in certain cases: it is not uncommon to find array programming language [[one-liner program|one-line... 9: Array Programming is very well suited to implicit paral... Co-array Fortran (646 bytes) 1: '''Co-array Fortran''', formerly known as '''F--''', is an ex... 3: ...t of data objects and is termed an ''image''. The array syntax of Fortran 95 is extended with additional ... 6: * [[Array programming]] Protein array (762 bytes) 1: ...his format is often also referred to as a '''microarray''' (a more general term for chip based biological... 3: ...for the measurement of RNA and DNA are [[DNA microarray]]s. 7: ... proteinarray.org] is a Wiki dedicated to protein array technology. Sparse array (774 bytes) 1: ... map integer positions, or indices, less than the array's length, to values. 3: ...cal implementation allocates space for the entire array, even if only a few indices are ever used. If the... 5: Example: An array with length of one million, where only the indice... 7: for the remaining 999996 possible array elements. Rants array (785 bytes) 1: ...ody on [[RAID]] array, which stands for Redundant array of Independent Drives, a common failsafe procedur... 3: ...sed comic strip [[User Friendly]], the R.A.N.T.S. array is displayed as a set of four [[Windows NT]] serv... 6: ...userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20000227 R.A.N.T.S. Array] Gate array (1514 bytes) 1: ...ay circuit, also known as an '''Uncommitted Logic Array''' ('''ULA''') is a prefabricated circuit with no... 3: ...e the same test fixtures may be used for all gate array products manufactured on the same [[die]] size. 7: ...ion of this approach is [[field-programmable gate array]]s. Halbach array (1503 bytes) 1: [[Image:Halbach array.png|right|A Halbach array, showing the orientation of each piece's magnetic... 3: A '''Halbach array''' is a special arrangement of permanent [[magnet... 5: ... only used to create forward motion. The Halbach arrays repel buried loops of wire after they have been ... 7: Halbach arrays were originally developed in a ring shape, which... 15: ...tchrockets.com/ether/halbach.html Build a Halbach array] Associative array (12430 bytes) 1: ...e>"bob"</code> is <code>7</code>, we say that our array ''maps'' <code>"bob"</code> to <code>7</code>. 3: ...tions that are usually defined for an associative array are: 12: ...[[database]] is a sort of generalized associative array. 14: == Data structures for associative arrays == 16: Associative arrays are usually used when lookup is the most frequen...
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