Sentence examples for irregular nature from inspiring English sources

A number of factors, including N. attenuata's unusual seed germination mechanisms and the irregular nature of fires, natural selection, gene flow mediated by pollination or the relocation of seeds via mammal-vectored transport could account for the lack of population structure and each deserve further discussion.

The design was influenced by the irregular nature of the site.

A solution to the KPZ equation should be a mathematical object that represents the rough, irregular nature of the interface.

Asked if he was troubled by the irregular nature of the game — the Giants kicked five field goals — Coughlin smiled and shook his head.

The university is working with the unions to cut its use of variable-hours contracts, but, he says "the irregular nature of elements of our work does require a level of flexibility in our staffing levels".

Divisions of a more irregular nature in the inner zone ultimately define the tissues from which the central cylinder and vascular core of the main axis of the shoot will develop.

Due to the remote, cramped and highly irregular environmental nature of these structures, routine manual procedures and operations can be rather tedious, dangerous, and hazardous for humans.

The MIHT is built from tree data structures, which are irregular in nature and make the use of SIMD operations very challenging and inefficient.

The rational fractal functions in Figures 2(a - e) a - erregulareirregular over the interval [ x 1, x 7 ], whereas the derivative of a classical inaturelant is piecewise differentiable in the interval [ x 1, x 7 ] (see Figure 2(f)).

In 1886, the English astronomer William F. Denning observed that these linear features were irregular in nature and showed concentrations and interruptions.

Both parts are abstract and irregular in nature, and each of the rubber portions of the sculpture, cast from the artist's and his friend's bodies, are made in different colors.