Sentence examples for homogeneous form from inspiring English sources
The end-solution fields satisfy the homogeneous form of the resulting semi-analytical system of ordinary differential equations.
Its spatial basis functions are chosen among the free-space solutions of the homogeneous form of the partial differential equation obtained after time-discretization.
LST difference maps generated with 2001 as the base year have been filtered by local Moran's I at four different spatial weights (90 m, 120 m, 150 m and 200 m) to represent a spatially homogeneous form of LST clusters.
In this paper, we provide a case study from the Raleigh Durham area of North Carolina (USA) showing the consequences of using a model with a spatially homogeneous form when the rules of landscape change are spatially heterogeneous.
The rates of recovery of the phase separated, metastable alloys back towards their homogeneous form are significantly enhanced by the presence of smaller concentrations of dissolved hydrogen than required for the significant phase separation.
In this paper we present a technique based on the transformation of the nonhomogeneous problem to homogeneous form through the definition of a new flux formed by the physical flux and the primitive of the source term.
Using ion exchange chromatography on 'Dowex 1', the dimers of both pyrimidines-2-14C were prepared in chromatographic homogeneous forms.
The coeval existence of such technologies and the new "generic" style suggest a dystopian future in which these instances will reinforce each other mutually, fostering the birth of increasingly homogeneous forms.
Finally, F3 bioreactor cells at the end of culturing appeared more voluminous with elongated and homogeneous forms (Fig. 11).
However, in F3, cells appeared still filamentous with elongated and homogeneous forms but more voluminous than at the beginning of experiment.
For Dewey, the invention of steam, electricity, and the telephone offered formidable challenges to relatively static and homogeneous forms of local community life that had long represented the main theatre for most human activity.
