Sentence examples for changes from the uniform from inspiring English sources

Consequently, under dynamic loading the plastic flow mode changes from the uniform deformation of conventional coarse-grained Fe to substantial localized deformation in UFG Fe.

It is expected that light scattering is improved since the pyramidal shape represents a gradual change from the uniform Si base to the periodic INP grating at the apex, rather than an abrupt change in planar systems.

With x increasing from 0 to 0.99, the lattice constant increases from 0.8399 to 0.8464 nm; and the microstructure of the films changes from the non-uniform nano-granules to the fine and uniform nano-granules of 50 60 nm in size.

It has been observed in this study that in addition to the linear stability characteristic the nonlinear stability behaviour (depicted by the position of generalized Hopf points and occurrences of limit cycles) also changes significantly as the axial heat flux changes from uniform to non-uniform even though the total heat rate provided remains same.

As x increases from 0 to 0.99, the lattice constant of the films increases from 0.8399 to 0.8464 nm; and the microstructure of the films change from the non-uniform nano-granules to the fine and uniform nano-granules of 50 60 nm in size.

One ANN detects the presence of partial shading and distinguishes it from the uniform change in environmental conditions.

An Early-Middle Triassic origin and radiation of Lepidosauria would be associated with general changes from fairly uniform warm-arid environments towards ones experiencing humid-arid fluctuations and monsoon systems [ 59, 61, 62, 90].

A mutation comprises a change into a new random value from the uniform [0 1] distribution.

It's not enough to just change up the uniform.

Furthermore, like WGA-G, it is cortically localized in oocytes in the proximal germline, and in the embryo its cortical distribution changes from uniform to dramatically punctate during meiosis [ 41].

The dislocation patterning changes from non-uniform to uniform under high-strain-rate.