Sentence examples for a varying distribution from inspiring English sources

Fibers are mainly aligned with streamlines of the headbox fluid flow; more precisely, the alignment of fibers forms a varying distribution which depends on the dominating flow conditions.

It also appeared that a varying distribution of mortality, within these subgroups of metabolic acidoses existed between different ICU patient populations (Fig. 1).

When measurements of copy number are sufficiently imprecise as to form a continuously varying distribution (i.e. a bell-shaped distribution, rather than a distribution with discrete peaks at integers), these measurements will usually hide technical confounds caused by experimental batch effects, DNA-isolation batch effects and other unknown factors [ 50, 51, 53, 54, 57].

A directional surface roughness parameterization that modulates the wind speed at a given location based on the types of land cover encountered upwind, a forest canopy sheltering effect, and a spatially varying distribution of Manning's n friction coefficient used for computing the bottom/channel bed friction are also included in the storm surge model.

We observed a continuously varying distribution of this phenotype, ranging from 13 to 86% of wild-type fly eye area.

The maps were created using the software Generic Mapping Tools (Wessel and Smith 1998) Fig. 3 a b True slip distribution as an example of smoothly varying distribution.

Objective: To assess the use of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to determine the varying distribution of a vaginally placed gel over time and with different levels of patient activity.

The linearly varying distribution of cohesive stress is also shown in Fig. 4.

Functionally graded cementitious composite (FGCC) was prepared by varying distribution of high strength fibers and aggregates.

In multiple access schemes, the interference is affected by the varying distribution and arrangement of transmitting nodes [6].

This is generally due to their inability to account for the varying distribution of shale in the reservoir and the often incorrectness of their underlying assumptions.