Sentence examples for amount of disorder from inspiring English sources

The stronger interaction of a single layer with the substrate roughness leads to the observed larger amount of disorder.

The comparison of various disorder contents among 53 species is shown in Figure 5, where the amount of disorder in different Archea proteomes is annotated as the percentage of predicted disordered residues), the amount of long disordered regions), and the amount of wholly disordered proteins).

The Guardian's Ed Pilkington warns, however, that there is a danger of focusing too heavily on what he believes is a relatively small amount of disorder.

Tufte's candidate was the second law of thermodynamics, which states that the amount of disorder in the universe will always increase.

(In Shannon's information theory, the entropy is analogous to the thermodynamic concept of entropy, which measures the amount of disorder in physical systems).

At its heart is a property of thermodynamic systems called entropy – in the equations above it is represented by "S" – in loose terms, a measure of the amount of disorder within a system.

In particular, he developed a measure of the efficiency of a communications system, called the entropy (analogous to the thermodynamic concept of entropy, which measures the amount of disorder in physical systems), that is computed on the basis of the statistical properties of the message source.

It is not caused by an increased amount of disorder.

Only a very small amount of disorder broke out during the March.

X-ray diffraction studies revealed increase in the amount of disorder in the irradiated samples as ion fluence increases.

Using Rietveld refinement method the unknown crystal structure, crystallite size and the amount of disorder are determined.