Pulse shapers are commonly used in SHPB (Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar) to extend the initial rise time and the duration of the incident pulse to achieve an early uniformity of the internal stress and a constant strain rate loading within the specimen.
This hybrid vigour, or heterosis, can be manifested in many ways, including increased rate of growth, greater uniformity, earlier flowering, and increased yield, the last being of greatest importance in agriculture.
That's why, in the nineteen-fifties, when Hollywood erupted in a kaleidoscopic burst of directorial invention, with films that traded an earlier era's uniformity and smoothness for extravagant personal visions, she damned it, in one of her first major articles ("Movies, the Desperate Art").
Uniformity: uniform cylindrical phantom.
His early insistence on uniformity and lack of expandability backfired.
As I mentioned earlier, there wasn't much uniformity at the time.
As pointed out earlier, researchers have questioned the uniformity of the Nordic countries and their continued path dependency and it was interesting to notice how transnational policy learning also was an important mechanism behind the diffusion of the conditionality approach.
The outstanding characteristics of the breed are uniformity of colour, early maturity, and ability to thrive under adverse conditions.
The surface discharge distribution is found to show relatively greater uniformity at the early stages of simulation but with the progress of time, the extent of uniformity is found to reduce particularly for cases where the soil is subjected to a uniform depth of ponding.
Miyagawa extends his theory of Strong Uniformity, introduced in his earlier book, Why Agree?
The earlier publications do not confirm MaSat uniformity.
