Sentence examples for quite disordered from inspiring English sources

At −1.20 V, the obtained values of N = 12 (±0.5) and R = 2.56 (±0.01) Å and a Debye Waller factor of 0.0176 (±0.0004) suggest the formation of metallic cobalt in a quite disordered form.

The study found that: the flow field is quite disordered near the sealing surface of valve core, as well as near the spring and the opening parts of lower seat.

The cross-sections also look quite disordered, and Figure 1E shows very broad distribution of packing angles, thus, it seems to me that the spindles are not well ordered.

Using the information in Table 2, we can tell that gp120 can be considered as quite ordered by prediction, whereas the gp41 should be categorized as rather disordered.

For some, this shuffling may be spurious, and once the jigsaw is assembled, the completed picture might not look quite as startling as its disordered state might originally have promised.

The as-obtained short-range-ordered and disordered alumina templates are quite different (Fig. 1a).

There is some evidence to suggest that the recognition of MAPKs by proteins containing intrinsically disordered regions may be quite common.

Previous biographers have tended either to castigate Héger as a married flirt who led Brontë on, or they have painted her as a disordered spinster, randy with celibacy, quite capable of spitefully destroying a man who refused to make love to her.

Percolation theory described quite well a number of effects in disordered magnetic systems, earlier in ferrodielectrics [17], later on in dilute magnetic semiconductors (e.g., [18 21]).

"The eating disorder comes out of a disordered psyche," she said.

"The punishment of every disordered mind is its own disorder".