Sentence examples for fully homogeneous from inspiring English sources

Whereas Klein spaces are global and fully homogeneous, the Riemannian metric structure underlying Einstein's general theory is local and inhomogeneous.

Therefore it could be considered that the obtained surfaces were not fully homogeneous, leading to domains free of CAR within the samples.

When fats are melted at a temperature above 38°C they are totally soluble in diesel, the mixture being fully homogeneous, and no dissolution limit having been found.

The rationale for the chosen concentrations was to study if tissue ferumoxytol concentrations of a clinical dose of 10 mg/kg (assuming a fully homogeneous distribution in the body) can potentially influence the obtained MR data.

It is fully homogeneous and it constitutes a physically consistent system whether the manipulator contains joints of different natures, or the task space combines both translation and rotation motion.

An interesting finding is that by microbending, a switch from highly inhomogeneous to fully homogeneous deformation is observed at an experimentally accessible size regime near 200 nm, whereas it is not accessible under microcompression, even at a sub-100 nm scale.

The chemical composition of the fully amorphous homogeneous glass formed has been determined.

As most scheduling heuristics, list scheduling assumes fully connected homogeneous processors and ignores contention on the communication links.

Hydrophilic organic solvents (e.g. EtOH, MeOH, and DMSO) with a polarity similar to water are fully miscible (homogeneous solution) (Park et al. 2012) and organic molecules are in close contact with enzymes.

In this study, a new approach to obtain fully dense homogeneous bulk Fe Cu composites by high-pressure torsion (HPT) deformation is presented.

In prior work we have demonstrated that next generation maleimides can be used for the extremely efficient rebridging of disulfide bonds in Fab and disulfide-stabilized scFv antibody fragments, to produce fully active, homogeneous protein conjugates in near-quantitative yields.