Sentence examples for a homogeneous interface from inspiring English sources
Firstly, a part domain acts as a perfect thermal sink which effect is described by a homogeneous interface condition of the first kind on its interface(s), which enables to separate the part domains and to establish a temperature part solution within them independently.
This is a component library with a homogeneous interface structure based on Python.
A novel approach for the deposition of gate dielectrics therefore should be explored to achieve a single component gate dielectric that forms a homogeneous interface without the application of additive seed layers.
This solution provides a homogeneous interface to all the programs, minimizing the syntactic complexity.
To ensure an epitaxial growth and to create a homogeneous interface between the core and the outer shell, the host material of the shell should exhibit a low lattice mismatch with the core material.
This kind of core/shell structure is simple but very effective, as it guarantees the epitaxial growth and creates a homogeneous interface between the core and the outer shell.
They employ declarative and modular knowledge representations and present a constant homogeneous interface to the user, untainted by the peculiarities of the specific domain of interest.
In order to control critical current (Ic) values of interface-modified Josephson junctions (JJ) for high-temperature superconductor single flux quantum (HTS-SFQ) logic circuits, we tried to make a high-quality homogeneous interface for a barrier layer by using a double-plume PLD method in the present study.
Finally, we use the two-level recursive scheme to show the equivalence between the imperfect interfaces and an infinity thin homogeneous interface layer.
We introduce a general-purpose framework for interconnecting scientific simulation programs using a homogeneous, unified interface.
The signac framework provides all basic components required to create a well-defined and thus collectively accessible and searchable data space, simplifying data access and modification through a homogeneous data interface that is largely agnostic to the data source, i.e., computation or experiment.
