Sentence examples for optimizing uniformity from inspiring English sources

The following paper outlines the results of one of these improvements: a modification to the alkyl injection system, which improves growth uniformity and alkyl efficiency while optimizing uniformity tuning for a variety of reactor conditions during LED process development.

A methodology for designing the inlet part of the cell based on optimizing the uniformity of the flow and the initial position of the membrane is presented in this study.

These parameters were optimized by uniformity design to determine the optimum condition for ellagic acid production.

The design employed microarray probes optimized for uniformity, sensitivity, and specificity, with probe properties computed using the latest thermodynamic models.

Nanofiber growth conditions, including power, precursor gas ratio, growth temperature and pressure were varied to optimize fiber uniformity and minimize defects that result from formation and migration of catalyst particles prior to growth.

A cell culture plate with medium was placed in the ultrasound field at a distance of about 1 mm from the transducer to optimize beam uniformity across the target region.

This investigation is helpful for optimizing the spectral uniformity and minimizing the wave-front aberration of 193 nm interference coatings used in micro-lithography systems.

This model-independent uniformity criterion is used to optimize film thickness uniformity in a representative CVD system; its applicability to other film deposition system design and optimization problems is discussed.

An objective function for optimizing the temperature distribution uniformity was proposed.

Using guided-mode propagation analysis, we adjust the width and length of the multimode waveguides in the devices to optimize loss and uniformity.

The hybrid cooling scheme is shown to have the capacity to optimize the temperature uniformity of the cooled object, since the experimental design provides a global decrease of the temperature of the heat sink in the direction of the fluid flow.