Sentence examples for to preserve consistent from inspiring English sources
The spiral antenna coupler presented here is designed to be used in a RF-shielded enclosure, requiring a metal backing (λ/83 away at 0.4 GHz in this study) to preserve consistent performance, but can also be used separately.
As one moves in either extreme direction, the unit of measure changes in proportion to magnitude to preserve consistent information.
Under the constraints, the extended possibility-based databases using different resemblance relations can preserve consistent redundancy.
Such a thing is possible only if space and time can bend to preserve the consistent appearance of physical laws.
Identity maintenance is a person's ability to preserve a consistent and stable view of who they are across the past, the present, and the future.
An organism has to preserve a consistent function under different conditions and at the same time, it needs to sustain the ability to evolve in order to adapt to new environments.
In order to preserve a consistent normalization strategy across all cohorts, raw data were MAS5.0 normalized on a per-cohort basis using the justMAS function in the simpleaffy library from Bioconductor (no background correction, target intensity of 600).
This will tend to work against the need to preserve a consistent use of the available information among the curators and between sites, but occasionally a new data set is added, which produces a set of anomalies that are particularly rewarding.
Our results indicate that subretinally implanted PVAs are well-tolerated in rodent RP models and that the inner retinal circuitry is preserved, consistent with our published results showing implant-evoked signal transmission.
Most of the features of the spectrum are preserved, consistent with the formation of a stable heterodimer.
The geographic locations of each postal code from the PCCF and the hospital are recorded in latitude and longitude; therefore, in order to implement distance computations, the road network is projected using an equidistant projection system, which is chosen in order to preserve distance and produce consistent distance measurements [ 26].
