Sentence examples for unified distribution from inspiring English sources

Size fractionation of CNDs mixture is very important to many fields, mostly for bioimaging and medicine applications because it leads to CNDs' unified distribution and behavior.

But how, exactly, Verizon plans to turn such abilities into lasting advantages, especially against the powerful and unified distribution systems of social platforms, is not clear.

Under large scale creep conditions, it is found that Tz has nearly a unified distribution ahead of cracks, and the three-parameter C t)–Tz–Q* solution can characterize the crack front stress fields efficiently.

The EV battery pack quantity planning problem under mode of centralized charging and unified distribution is researched and a comprehensive planning model is proposed in [15].

This article presents a model-driven development process which has been established in the Danish Geodata Agency for unified distribution of geographic data.

In contrast to GAP-RBF, the proposed method does not require an assumption that the input samples obey a unified distribution.

Values for each sample were normalized by sample median value in order to unify distributions of expression signals.

This framework describes the initial sprinkler spray as a unified probability distribution function, varying over an initialization surface, and statistically representing measurements of near field local spray properties (volume flux, drop size distribution, and drop size velocity correlation).

The present calculation procedure integrates the steady-sate electrochemical reactions of the SOFC with finite-element models for thermo-mechanical analyses of the interconnect through iteration processes, so that a unified temperature distribution with heat loss effect can be obtained.

As shown in Fig. 4, nano particles were spherical, and the average diameter of STS-Nano-RBCs was around 156 nm with PDI of 0.045, which indicated a relatively narrow and a unified size distribution.

Since their advent in 1972, GLMs have unified important distributions under a single umbrella with enormous implications.