Inception of transition from bubble to segregated flow regime was identified through monitoring a defined uniformity factor for ECT images.
(The visible rings in the picture have been drawn on subsequently to show where computer analysis has found circle-defining uniformity).This is, of course, but a single result and supporters of inflation do not propose to give up without a fight.
The military is a "can do" culture — habitually impatient, defined by uniformity, organized by training, motivated by outcomes and objectives.
The ratio, defined as uniformity index, depends upon the design of a RF unit, and has a significant influence on the number of stirrings needed to achieve the desired insect mortality.
In order to define the uniformity of time, that is, the notion of equal intervals of time, Aristotle was guided by astronomical practice, which in antiquity provided the most practical and accurate measures of time.
Let X be a Hausdorff uniform space with uniformity defined by a saturated family D = { d α : X 2 → [ 0, ∞ ), α ∈ A } of pseudometrics d α, α ∈ A, uniformly continuous on X2.
"Uniforms, uniformity," said Ms. Burton to define her inspiration.
Uniformity: uniform cylindrical phantom.
And it's surprising, given the degree to which uniformity defines the Coke idea.
Typically in voter models, (1) there is only a small number of discrete opinions (usually just two), (2) individuals accept the opinion of their partner completely, (3) consensus is defined as complete uniformity of opinions in the group, and (4) the focus is on infinitely large groups.
