Sentence examples for closely uniform from inspiring English sources

Under bipolar connection, the fraction of leakage current is lower than 4%, depending on the bipolar Wagner number, and the current distribution is closely uniform.

The standard metric measuring tape was clearly not designed by anyone who regularly worked with wood: a millimetre is smaller than the tip of a builder's pencil and narrower than the blade of a saw, and the closely packed, uniform gradations on the tape are hard to make out at a glance except in bundles of five.

An AFM image of the film transferred onto a silicon substrate shows a closely packed uniform film of 3 8 nm thickness.

Following the approach of Egbert (2002), we seek linear combinations of the three estimated modes that most closely approximate uniform magnetic sources, polarized linearly in the N S and E W (geomagnetic) directions (Fig. 3b, c).

Moreover, it is known since Newcomb [1] that already the distribution of the third-place digit follows rather closely the uniform; see Table 1).

Skin biopsy showed cysts mostly within the epidermis and follicular epithelium, similar to those seen previously in the liver biopsy sample and in ascitic fluid; these cysts featured closely packed, uniform, oval basophilic structures.

This exhibition sticks fairly closely to the uniform as a military phenomenon, tracing its influence through an elaborate web of art, fashion, popular culture and history.

A video shows Kate in a uniform closely resembling a Catholic nun's habit and condemning the Central Valley legislators with "their heads up their butt" who have reacted to Gov. Brown's regulations by prohibiting medical marijuana cultivation in their jurisdictions.

It is closely followed by uniform power allocation.

As the scanner approaches the fold cutoff of 1, the curves rise sharply and closely approach the uniform set size on the Y-axis.

Separate QQ-plots for rDELs and rDUPs show that P-values closely follow a uniform distribution suggesting no inflation of test-statistics (Supplementary Material, Fig. S3).