Sentence examples for ordinary uniform from inspiring English sources

Functionally graded (FG) aluminum (Al) foam, which consists of multilayers of different Al foams, is expected to exhibit higher functionality than ordinary uniform Al foam.

Based on the numerical results, it is found that each of the two kinds of FLGFTs has more excellent energy absorption capacity than the ordinary uniform foam-filled tube (UFT) with the same weight.

The numerical results, which are validated by the experimental tests, confirm that optimizing geometry of FGT inversion tube improves energy absorption capacity with respect to ordinary uniform tube UT with the same weight.

Here, we illustrate that electron beam melting can fabricate functionally graded Ti-6Al-4V alloy interconnected mesh structures with a combination of low density (0.5 2 g/cm3), high fatigue strength (∼70 MPa) and energy absorption (∼50 MJ/mg), which is superior to the ordinary uniform cellular structures.

Some of the important positive factors mentioned that contributed to a realistic simulation were wearing an ordinary uniform, working with a patient (actress), and using an appropriate full-scale manikin.

"Ordinary uniforms, riot police, mounted police.

Many pupils cannot join trips, wear ordinary school uniforms, read novels, do drama, study evolution or human procreation.

The man still looks fit, and has retained what passed in the 1750s for an ordinary seaman's uniform, loose, knee-length trousers and a jerkin.

This new structure provides a frequency-dependent character: the IPPCs have periodic modulation of dielectric constant near the resonant frequency, but off the resonant frequency, they become ordinary structures with uniform dielectric constant.

In 1929 Fermi, as Italy's first professor of theoretical physics and a rising star in European science, was named by Italian Prime Minister Benito Mussolini to his new Accademia d'Italia, a position that included a substantial salary (much larger than that for any ordinary university position), a uniform, and a title ("Excellency").

Mathematical inequalities are the branch of mathematics having wide applications in the theory of optimizations, mathematical finance, theory of uniform approximations, ordinary and partial differential equations, game theory, mathematical economics, etc.