Sentence examples for Such unevenness from inspiring English sources

Such unevenness, favoring commodities, is unusual, given that manufactured products, even by this definition, account for 40percentt of the nation's exports, while commodities make up only 26percentt and services 30percentt.

Such unevenness may not be apparent in an image of slope gradient, which is the destination of a primary difference (Evans 1980); however, the noise is more evident in an image uses a concept of secondary difference (e.g., Laplacian filter or curvature) in the calculation process (Guth 2006).

What can explain such unevenness, and what might be done about it?

In Fig. 3a, the surface texture in another global DEM, GMTED2010 (Danielson and Gesch 2011) shows marked stripe noise (Nelson et al. 2009) originating from the SRTM DEM, whereas the MERIT DEM (Fig. 3b) is almost free from such unevenness.

While the unevenness is essential for the examination, identification, and textural interpretation of ore minerals using the reflected light microscope (Craig et al. 1981), such unevenness may interfere with successful analysis with either micro-FTIR spectroscopy (Lowenstern and Pitcher 2013) or the electron microprobe (e.g., Lengauer et al. 1997).

It was assumed that the angle represents the slope and that the angular velocity reflects the road surface properties such as unevenness.

If we fall, we'll often have some extrinsic explanation such as the unevenness of the ground.

A retrospective study in a follow-up to 542 patients who received facial injections of Aquamid showed 7.7% of patients (42) developed complications such as edema, unevenness and lumpiness, abscess formation, alteration in facial appearance, migration of product, and pain.

In order to collect information on what impedes passage through sidewalks, such as gradients and unevenness, data were acquired and recorded from built-in sensors in regard to GPS, angles (between the gravity direction and the smartphone), and angular velocity at a regular interval during the passage through the sidewalk.

Like all such enterprises, it suffers from unevenness.

(Rebecca West wrote of her face, "There was a curious unevenness about it, such as one sees in Gericault's pictures of the insane").