Sentence examples for inhomogeneous region from inspiring English sources

Hori and Yonezawa [20] in 1977 introduced a formalism in which a relationship is made between the electric field of a conductive material with voids (inhomogeneous region) and the electric field of that material with homogenized structure.

Results showed the possibility that the inhomogeneous region obtained by overlapping the fields at 50 Hz, namely, a desirably twisted field revealed a significant difference in induced electromotive forces at the insertion points of electrodes.

These inhomogeneous regions may be assigned to nanopores produced by solvent streaming during preparation of spin-cast films.

a d Reconstructed phase images from selected sites labelled as a d in Fig. 8. Inhomogeneous regions are visible in CdS and CIGS.

The above results have implications for the organization of spatial oscillators (inhomogeneous regions in space which exhibit temporal oscillations) in cells.

The size of this inhomogeneous central region decreases with increasing numbers of turns and/or increasing pressure.

In a structurally complex and inhomogeneous collision region such as the Iranian Plateau, seismicity is not the result of activity of a single fault but is due to energy discharge in fault zones hundreds of kilometers wide.

In fact, the partition of ions inside the mutant channels is strongly inhomogeneous, with regions containing an excess of cations and regions containing an excess of anions.

By comparison with the corresponding deformation map, it is found that Newtonian flow, non-Newtonian flow and inhomogeneous flow regions correspond well to fully filled, partially filled and non-filled regions, respectively, in the hot-embossing TPF map.

The simulated velocity distribution inside the packing is highly inhomogeneous, showing regions of almost zero flow.

For ellipsoidal shells we derive a 1D integral representation of the Helmholtz potential which is useful to be extended to inhomogeneous ellipsoidal source regions.