The phrase "a uniform component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part or element that is consistent or standardized within a larger system or structure.
Example: "In our design, we ensured that each piece was a uniform component to maintain a cohesive look throughout the project."
Alternatives: "a standardized element" or "a consistent part".
David Pennock and others, in their paper describing these empirical findings, hypothesized a uniform component added to the purely exponential original Barabási and Albert model.
The approach of SCL is to provide a uniform component connection mechanism based on special components called connectors.
MN1's initial position can be probabilistically characterized as the mobility pattern of Tram-R is fully known: it results in a uniform component due to the constant speed, superimposed to two Dirac deltas justified by the stops near BS and SN2.
From these they calculated a probability of expression, that is, the probability that a pathway expression score belongs to the uniform component, and assigned it a score of +1, zero or -1.
The exponent keeps the long tail intact, but the uniform component accounts for a much more moderate body.
Using a calibration procedure and modeling the uniform component of the environmental light, we mitigate the first two errors and significantly reduce root mean squared error from 2.63° to 0.83°.
In smaller clusters of sites, however, the uniform component begins to exert a stronger pull on the distribution.
A signed probability of expression (POE), representing the probability that a pathway expression score belongs to the uniform component of the fitted mixture model, can be calculated.
In SD prepared by the solvent evaporation method, the crystals form a rough surface in which the drug and polymer are completely fused, forming a uniform single component.
The addition of POELE resulted in a smooth surface of the deposited alloy with uniform component distribution.
Stepwise CVA was performed using partial warp and uniform component scores as variables, and individual species acting as a priori categories (Table 2).
