Sentence examples for perfect homogeneity from inspiring English sources
It is most useful to speak of the heterogeneity of a material as a scalar function that approaches perfect homogeneity in its limit.
The values fall in the range [0, 1] with "zero" indicating perfect homogeneity and "1" indicating perfect heterogeneity.
Gels have the major advantage of a large active surface, and perfect homogeneity, related to the co-precipitation of a hydrogel from clear solutions.
In all of these studies, diversity is conceptualised as a continuum of dissimilarity which ranges from perfect homogeneity to perfect heterogeneity.
Of course, the idea of several researchers is that there is a special need to make progress in the knowledge of treating patients with tendinopathy in clinical and sports settings even when perfect homogeneity is not possible.
Padma Upadhyaya comments, "The idea of... Ardhanārīśvara is to locate the man in the woman as also the woman in the man and to create perfect homogeneity in domestic affairs".
Hierarchical clustering, based on isoform level expressions, effectively grouped the non-oncogenic and oncogenic cell lines with a virtually perfect homogeneity-grouping rate (97.5%), regardless of the tissue origin of the cell lines.
Thus concerted evolution and purifying selection both must play a role in the near-perfect homogeneity of Argiope AcSp1 iterated repeats.
In fact, the standard view in the 1950s and early 1960s was that the singularities of the FRW models were consequences of false idealizing assumptions, namely assumptions of perfect isotropy and homogeneity.
About a dozen more buildings in town had been Judd's home and studios, which passed down to his debt-plagued estate: altogether a vast fief of austere luxury and perfect, albeit rather insane, homogeneity in the middle of nowhere dedicated to him and the few living artists whose work he admired, like Chamberlain, Ilya Kabakov, John Wesley and Flavin.
The two-point DIXON method assumes that the main field B0 homogeneity is perfect.
