Sentence examples for as a random distribution from inspiring English sources

The mixture is initialized as a random distribution with variable mixture strength in decaying isotropic turbulence.

The simulation runs could be initialized considering two alternatives for initial saturation distribution along the domain, namely as a random distribution and an injection-like initial saturation.

The random character of the network has generally been attributed to a wide distribution of Si O Si bond angles, 150 ± 30° as determined by X-ray diffraction [3], as well as a random distribution of dihedral angles.

This paper is focused on this issue and in particular on the evaluation of the maximum impact force on the basis of the results obtained by performing an extensive numerical campaign by means of a 3D discrete element code (PFC3D), in which a dry granular mass is represented as a random distribution of rigid spherical particles.

This is apparent from the asymmetry of the skewness distribution, as a random distribution of skewness would have roughly as many genes with negative skewness as genes with positive skewness.

Moreover, the use of the AR as previously reported [ 12, 15] might erroneously identify the structure as a random distribution in corneas presenting crosshatched structures.

A deep red box indicates that the nucleotide appeared at that position twice as frequently as expected from a random distribution; a deep blue box indicates that the nucleotide appeared half as frequently as expected.

We excluded that all these non canonical sequences may be the result of PCR artifacts since the crossover points have not as expected a random distribution, but they always lie at the D-J or/and J-C junction, giving rise to products of the appropriate length and sequence.

Regions of equivalent size as MELs would only be expected to show biallelic mutations (homozygous or heterozygous) in 2-3% of the fragments (as predicted from a random distribution of the same number of mutations as in the observed datasets).

However, adjacent present-absent counties were distributed as would be expected from a random distribution.

Counties with a Japanese knotweed record were spatially distributed as would be expected from a random distribution (i.e., no spatial autocorrelation) for the first two decades after introduction (Figure 1a).