Sentence examples for in a uniform structure from inspiring English sources
So that these different submission formats do not fragment the data, the information is imported from them into a relational database to be stored in a uniform structure for searching and retrieval.
The specific signature of the diffuse aurora appearing as a uniform structure in the lower latitude region responding to the shock compression is an immediate poleward motion just after the SI onset.
This B distribution resulted in a uniform nanocrystalline structure with a grain size of ~28 nm.
More importantly, there is no way yet to solve the linear and nonlinear problems in a uniform algorithm structure, which is very important for simplifying the design steps of fault detection systems.
In a metal with a largely uniform structure, these atoms move to the surface, eventually causing the metal to swell, and the vacancies they leave behind can lead to voids that further weaken the material.
Those polymorphic SSR markers were further used for phylogeny analysis and the results showed a complex genetic architecture among genera but a relatively uniform structure in the same genus.
Our aim is to reduce coupling or reduction of S21 to have better coupling reduction and shielding effectiveness for applying the structure as an absorber or shield and shielding bandwidth in non uniform structure is increased up to 16 GHz.
Greater harvest levels (10% per decade) resulted in more uniform structure of small or large patches, for uneven- or even-aged management, respectively, than lesser levels of harvest (5% or no harvest); apparently reducing the effects of natural disturbances.
In addition, a uniform porous structure with a narrow pore size distribution is produced with a mesopore diameter that does not change significantly during pyrolysis.
The 2D plasmoid observed as a z-directionally uniform structure in (30<x<40) of Fig. 1a at (T=72) has reached around (50<x) in Fig. 1c at (T=120).
A periodic and uniform structure can be identified in the AFM image.
