Sentence examples for a chaotic distribution from inspiring English sources

Officials from the UN World Food Programme began a chaotic distribution of rice, oil and split peas to several thousand people.

In some parts, it reveals a faintly visible lamination; however, in general, it has a massive structure with a chaotic distribution of sediment patches containing finer material between sand grains.

Notably, in contrast to naïve controls, the nitrogen treated cells given a hypothermia-hypoxia challenge showed more chaotic distribution of cytoskeleton network structure; while HK-2 cells treated with xenon before or after hypothermia-hypoxia challenge tended to have a more organized cytoskeletal network and better integrity of the nuclei, which correlates well with nuclear HMGB-1 localization.

The intermittent nature and the chaotic distribution of the phases in a turbulent flow complicate the design and optimization of the equipment.

They pointed to the chaotic distribution in the southern town of Safwan where Iraqi men shoved needy women out of the way to grab food boxes as coalition forces looked on.

Finally, both the clone selection and the mutation are adjusted together in the Gauss distribution, the uniform distribution, and the chaotic distribution, rather than in only the Gauss distribution.

The values fro fractal dimension vary from 0 to 2, showing the deterministic or chaotic distribution of tracer activity.

Therefore the term propagation refers to the "transfer" of the chaotic distribution of the membrane potentials from (t=0) to (t>0).

It indicates the chaotic distribution of the scattering heterogeneities (pores) and respectively the absence of correlation in their relative positions (Figure 1). Figure 1 SAXS spectra of PCMs (modification time is 1 h).

The values of the FD vary from 0 to 2, showing the deterministic or chaotic distribution of the tracer activity.

The last mitoses are characterized by a chaotic behaviour in the distribution of DNA between daughter cells, indicating major alteration of mitosis and karyokinesis that involves nuclear disassembly and reassembly.