Sentence examples for uniform configurations from inspiring English sources
However, uniform configurations are still to be preferred.
On the other hand, the longer impulse responses of narrower subchannels in nonuniform configurations (dashed curves on Figure 18) increase PAPR with respect to the corresponding uniform configurations (solid curves on Figure 18).
Class1 rules leading to homogenous states, all cells stably ending up with the same value: Class2 rules leading to stable structures or simple periodic patterns: Class3 rules leading to seemingly chaotic, non-periodic behavior: Class4 rules leading to complex patterns and structures propagating locally in the lattice: Class1 comprises the rules that quickly produce uniform configurations.
Curiously, the uniform configuration was chosen initially by Bruce Crowder, a former Lowell head coach who once wore the black and gold of the Boston Bruins.
The results indicated that the insulation performance of MLI could be improved by 45.5% after replacing the regular uniform configuration with the optimized variable density configuration.
Based on some well-known literature experiments, an experimental setup was designed to achieve the free surface flow of a viscous fluid in a steady and uniform configuration.
With a controllable procedure, NiO microflowers and graphene layers could preserve uniform configuration from fully mixed solvent to final hybrids materials.
Members of the deepwater bottom-dwelling Triacanthodidae, the most primitive family, for example, range from relatively normal configurations to weirdly specialized forms with extremely long tubular snouts; the shallow-water members of the Triacanthidae, which share generalized characteristics with the Triacanthodidae, are of rather uniform configuration.
(a) Uniform configuration.
(a) Uniform configuration and its corresponding (b) nonuniform configuration for two subchannels.
In the ideal case, the uniform configuration is still to be preferred, thus confirming the results in [8] with an ideal MAC protocol.
