Since the 4th century, when Roman emperors adopted Christianity, they had endeavoured to preserve uniform theological belief and, notably in Egypt, Syria, and Armenia, had persecuted those with differing Christological views.
With a controllable procedure, NiO microflowers and graphene layers could preserve uniform configuration from fully mixed solvent to final hybrids materials.
Compared with glutaraldehyde cross-linking fabrications, thermally triggered cofibrillogenesis showed a preferred capability in fabricating favorable porous scaffolds and preserving uniform and orderly assembled nanofibrils.
His glove had been donated to the Hall of Fame, and clubhouse attendants had stripped his locker to preserve the uniform and spikes he had worn.
At the same time, he was praised for preserving the uniform, and that includes not having a player's name on the jersey.
The motivation for Copernicus's model was entirely physical: to preserve the uniform rotation of spheres" (Swerdlow, 2000, 167).
Therefore, the numerical scheme can preserve the uniform flow automatically, and satisfy the geometric conservation law (GCL).
We observe that even though random waypoint and Gauss Markov models do not preserve the uniform distribution of node locations, the exploration overhead exhibits a similar trend.
A compact and properly designed passive thermal management system utilizing phase change material (PCM) provides faster heat dissipation than active cooling during high pulse power discharges while preserving sufficiently uniform cell temperature to ensure the desirable cycle life for the pack.
In this sense, their validity is content-independent, so it is preserved under uniform substitution of data-types with arbitrary variables.
