The phrase "uneven segments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to pieces that do not have even shapes/sizes or are not the same length. For example, "She divided the cake into uneven segments and gave one to each guest."
Artistically the film is uneven: three segments shot in Bolivia are sharply written and acted while two shot in New York State are didactic.
In this paper, we propose a novel local thresholding algorithm for segmenting uneven lighting images with noise injection.
Local thresholding algorithms are superior to global ones for segmenting uneven lighting images because they can select adaptive threshold values according to the local area information [21].
This paper proposes a novel algorithm for segmenting uneven lighting images with strong noise injection based on non-local spatial information and intuitionistic fuzzy theory.
The contour of the force ellipse eccentricity of the optimized uneven system demonstrates that segments are effectively protected when the forces applied by the jacks are almost equal.
It was determined that an increase in back pressure for the tested serpentine flow field design results in an improvement of the cell performance and uneven improvement of individual segments' performance.
Second, the distribution of patents among different demand segments is highly uneven.
In addition, the uneven sidewalks on certain street segments were also mentioned, which made walking treacherous, particularly during inclement weather.
Axonal severing occurred at sites of spheroids around 90-120 min. Analysis of small axonal segments revealed an uneven distribution of Ca2+ during exposure to H2O2.
The asymmetric pattern in Fig. 5 is due to the uneven distribution of population over the two segments (the population of segment 2 is larger than the population of segment 1): the more the true coefficient of the large part of the population (segment 2) deviates from the average coefficient the larger is the expected predictive error.
