Sentence examples for even breakdown of from inspiring English sources

"For presenters under 50 there's a pretty even breakdown of men and women," she said.

The Lagrangian coordinates, on the other hand, can resolve slip lines sharply but cause severe grid deformation, resulting in large errors and even breakdown of the computation.

It is well known that the use of Eulerian coordinates for shock capturing methods results in badly smeared slip lines, and that Lagrangian coordinates, while capable of producing sharp slip line resolution, may result in severe grid deformation, causing inaccuracy and even breakdown of computation.

The urgent demand for the thousandfold growth of mobile data inevitably leads to a slowdown, or even breakdown of the cellular systems.

Matsuno (1971) modeled that Rossby wave mean flow interactions decelerate the polar night jet, leading to weakening and even breakdown of the polar vortex, and ultimately to a sudden warming of the polar region.

Exemplifying this pattern, both Suisun City is highly diverse and integrated, with nearly perfectly even breakdowns of each racial group.

Yet many new democracies in Latin America, Eastern Europe, Africa and beyond have been characterized by unstable political parties and even breakdowns of entire party systems.

This induces material erosion in hydro turbines, leading to change in flow pattern, losses in efficiency, vibrations and even final breakdown of turbine components.

Under severe conditions, e.g. ice accretion on a sensor surface can lead to a degraded performance or even a breakdown of the measurement system.

We could not afford to allow ourselves to build high hopes based on exaggerated, unrealistic or grossly inaccurate news, as this could easily have led to disappointment and even a breakdown of morale.

From the model, we found that ESD stress can induce severe performance degradation or even hard breakdown of gate-all-around nanowire device, and the interface traps due to hot carrier injection is responsible for the device degradation.