Graphics Array

Or we can look at all of the structures in groups of three at a time by utilizing the Graphics Array command ... 

Duke, TAJ Austin, RH Cox, EC Chan, SS, Pulsed-field Electrophoresis in Microligho-graphic Arrays, Electrophoresis 17, 1075, 1996. 

With the PS/2 line of computers, IBM wanted to answer the cry for more resolution, more colors by introducing its best video adapter to date, the Video Graphics Array (VGA). This video technology had a whopping 256KB of video memory on board and could display 16 colors at 640 X 480 pixels or 256 colors at 320 X 200 pixels, ft became very widely used and has since become the standard for color PC video it s the starting point for today s computers, as far as video is concerned. You can get better, but your computer should use this video technology at minimum. 

SuperVGA (SVGA) An enhancement to the Video Graphics Array (VGA) video standard defined by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA). 

XGA Acronym for Extended Graphics Array. XGA is only available as a micro channel architecture expansion board it is not available in ISA or EISA form. XGA supports resolution of 1024 horizontal pixels by 768 vertical pixels with 256 colors, as well as a VGA mode of 640 pixels by 480 pixels with 65,536 colors, and like the 8514/A, XGA is interlaced. XGA is optimized for use with graphical user interfaces, and instead of being very good at drawing lines, it is a bit-block transfer device designed to move blocks of bits Hke windows or dialog boxes. 

Slot-Modular Architecture In slot-modular architecture, a common component is used to interact with other components, and the interfaces between individual components and the common component are different and cannot be exchanged. For example, HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) and VGA (Video Graphics Array) are two different interfaces of a computer for different types of monitors. 

Volkmuth WD et al (1992) DNA Electrophoresis in Microlitho-graphic Arrays. Nature (London) 358 600-602... 

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