The phrase "a uniform density of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, materials science, or any field discussing the distribution of mass or properties in a given volume.
Example: "The material was designed to have a uniform density of 2.5 grams per cubic centimeter to ensure consistent performance."
Alternatives: "a consistent density of" or "an even density of".
In the case of urban areas, a uniform density of users is usually a good approximation.
A uniform density of 2.67 g/cm3 and a constant vertical gradient value of −0.3086 mgal/m were assumed for the Bouguer density and free-air reduction, respectively.
Radioactivity concentrations were expressed as percentage of injected dose per gram of wet tissue (%ID/g), assuming a uniform density of 1 g/cm3.
The model is applied to the deformation of single crystals, polycrystals, and micro-engineered surfaces composed of a uniform density of micro-pillars.
From Figure 2a, it can be seen that the transfer process is extremely uniform over the entire area of the film leading to a uniform density of nanowires everywhere on the substrate.
This might provide a mechanism for ensuring a uniform density of ENCCs along the growing gut.
Suppose that there is a uniform density ρ of populations distributed in ({mathbb{R}}^{d}).
In calculating grain settling time McCrea and Williams (1965) assumed a uniform density model of a protoplanet, while Williams and Handbury (1974) investigated the problem analytically assuming a simple density distribution.
A conducting waveguide of radius Rg encloses a hollow dielectric with an inner radius R h = R d. Background plasma with a uniform density distribution of radius R p is loaded inside the helix.
The heat production estimates shown in Fig. 7d use the BH values shown in Table 1 and airborne estimates obtained using Eq. (1) and the previously noted factor of 2. The granite density used was 2.63 g cm−3 (an average across the 5 granites) and the off-granite density used was 2.73 g cm−3 which is equivalent to assuming a uniform density contrast of 0.1 g cm−3 across the study area.
1 5), the bcd mRNA sphere is modeled as a disc (orthographic projection) inside the simulated embryo slice, with a uniform density, a radius of 45 µm and a center coordinate of (75 µm, 0); the shape, location and amount of bcd mRNA remain constant at all nuclear cycles in these simulations.
