Sentence examples for globally uniform from inspiring English sources
Yet, the notion that the δ13Ccarb signal of shelf carbonates is a direct reflection of the δ13CDIC of the globally uniform open ocean is clearly open to debate13,26 (Supplementary Discussion).
"Distinctive periods, such as the Medieval Warm Period or the Little Ice Age stand out, but do not show a globally uniform pattern," said co-author Heinz Wanner, a scientist at the University of Bern, in a press release.
A brief review is presented of the Transfer Function Model (TFM) [e.g., Mayr et al., Space Science Reviews, 1990], which describes acoustic gravity waves (AGW) that propagate across the globe in a dissipative and static (no winds) background atmosphere with globally uniform temperature and density variations extending from the ground to 700 km.
Also, we used distributions of pollution with 3 different tendencies in the generating functions (mimicking the sensors): increasing over time, decreasing over time, and globally uniform over time.
Also Koplin (2006) concludes that it is impossible to find a globally uniform definition that holds true for all actors and situations.
It is globally uniform asymptotically stable if and only if inequality (5) holds for any initial state of (x(t_{0})).
The semi-globally uniform boundedness of all the closed-loop signals is insured by Lyapunov synthesis.
It is proved that the proposed control approach can guarantee the semi-globally uniform ultimate boundedness for all the signals and the tracking errors to a small neighborhood of the origin.
We conclude that the patterns of regulatory discourse practices of the place emerge from the hybridity and amalgamation of globally-uniform and locally-endemic resources which are transculturally mobile and which are relocalized bidirectionally.
This eliminates many non-physical solutions and leads to a unique and globally stable uniform state in the limit of very small or large residence time.
The convention is represented by a short-hand notation, known as a qualify name (QName [29]), which represents a globally unique Uniform Resource Locator (URL).
