Sentence examples for normally uniform from inspiring English sources
What the M.R.I. revealed were areas that appeared bright white in the normally uniform gray of the temporal lobe on both sides of the brain.
2. Investigation The film showed that a vertebra in her lower spine had collapsed, and the normally uniform color was mottled with tiny light and dark patches -- the radiologist described it as "moth-eaten".
The vessels are simply tubular continuations of the inner lining cells of the larger vessels, normally uniform in size, usually three to four endothelial cells in circumference, except toward the venous terminations, where they become slightly wider, four to six cells in circumference.
Weighting by frequency spread has benefit of reducing those ill-conditioned responses that have the low frequency spread, as well as improving the localization accuracy of features, especially the smoothed features whose responses are normally uniform [20].
Barozzi and coworkers [ 41] described the MRI features of enthesitis as being characterized by 'swelling [of the entheseal region] and deviation from the normally uniform low signal intensity of tendons and ligaments, [with] distension of adjacent bursae by fluid collection, peritendinous soft tissue swelling and inflammation of bone adjacent to the insertion'.
ago2414 embryos developed normally under uniform temperature conditions (Figure 4A, C), but they displayed abnormal Eve expression when developing in a temperature step with the anterior half at 27°C and the posterior half at 20°C for the first 200 minutes of development (Figure 4B, D).
It is normally some uniform, pastel color.
This way of preparation yields normally non-uniform Co NPs with respect to size and shape, which hinders the study of size-dependent catalytic properties.
In certain ways terrain is a much easier case to deal with than arbitrary 3D models because the geometry is more constrained, normally consisting of uniform grids of height values.
This may be due to the complexity and polydispersity of lignin compared to sugars normally released as uniform monomeric carbohydrates, which limit lignin wide-scale use in biorefineries.
Alyokhina is spending most of her time reading and writing, he said, whereas she would normally be sewing uniforms with fellow inmates at the women's prison.
