Sentence examples for a continuous variation of from inspiring English sources
A continuous variation of λ/4 in surface-layer thickness produces a continuous change of π in the phase-shift.
The SEM and XRD results revealed that a continuous variation of Ti2AlN and TiN phase content was achieved.
In 1894 he published his conclusion (Materials for the Study of Variation) that evolution could not occur through a continuous variation of species, since distinct features often appeared or disappeared suddenly in plants and animals.
A short review of methods of the fabrication of permanent magnets (PMs) with a continuous variation of the magnetization orientation and with radial magnetization orientation is given.
Through the control of the temperature profile within the compact, specimens with a continuous variation of α- and β-phase content, as well as grain size, were achieved.
Indeed, local analysis has shown that, for macroscopic shear loading, the crack front experiments a continuous variation of mode mixity as a function of the observed angular position.
A strong decrease of effective populations was observed after therapy for ETR patients whereas NRs presented a continuous variation or stability of its populations over time.
Otherwise, NRs demonstrated a continuous variation or stability of effective populations and genetic diversity over time that did not seem to be related to therapy.
Some conditions, such as hypertension, involve cutting between normal and pathological parts of a continuous variation, even in the absence of clear underlying malfunctions that separate the populations.
We have previously generated a series of genotypes associated with a nearly continuous variation of Tbx1 mRNA dosage between 0 and 100% of the wild-type (wt) level by combining two different hypomorphic alleles, Tbx1 Neo2 and Tbx1 Neo, and a null allele, Tbx1 − (9).
In contrast, if realism depends on the precision with which depth is represented, we expect depth sensitivity to decrease continuously both within and beyond the fusional limit, so would predict a continuous variation in the degree of realism.
