Sentence examples for uniform accessibility from inspiring English sources
Other than the requirement of uniform accessibility of the electrode surface, convolutive modeling places few restrictions on the range of experiments that may be modeled.
2. The "rotating disk", in which the sample is spun on its axis while immersed in solution, offers much reduced surface conductance and uniform accessibility to charged entities in solution.
Second, the huge effect of ultrasound on the mass transport at the electrode surface detected by various voltammetric techniques may be described by the model of an extremely thinned diffusion layer of uniform accessibility.
Only individuals included in DCH in the period January 1996 and May 1997 were included in the present study, due to constraints on the accessibility of uniform costs data (reporting procedures varied in the previous time period).
Service, it is true, provided the nobleman with some extras, such as uniforms, sometimes lodgings, and most important greater accessibility to court, cultural life, and education for his children.
Uniform application service interface (ISC) and accessibility of services of other domains enable service convergence between different domains.
We use marsupial mammals due to the ease of accessibility of early brain growth and their uniform developmental patterning36, which precludes much of the developmental diversity and growth variation in placental clades37.
The accessibility of breathlessness services is, however, not uniform across the NHS.
This implies that accessibility both increases and also becomes more uniform throughout the fibril organisation.
This largely facilitates the chemical accessibility to CNTs within the yarn, potentially enabling a more extensive and uniform modification.
All CBP fermentations were cultivated with a uniform media and single batches of pretreated biomass minimizing the effects of nutrients, substrate accessibility, particle size, and pretreatment-generated compounds on fermentation performance.
