Sentence examples for uniform defined from inspiring English sources

Regions may be nodal, defined by the organization of activity about some central place (e.g., a town and its hinterland, or tributary area), or uniform, defined by the homogeneous distribution of some phenomena within it (e.g., a tropical rain forest).

Compared to naturally derived animal proteins, which show variation in quality, purity and predictability of performance and the risk of transmission of infectious agents, recombinant proteins provide uniform, defined products that eliminate disease risk.

Mounted samples were polished to decrease surface heterogeneity due to corrosion and passivation processes, and to assure a uniform defined surface condition at the beginning of the migration test.

His black curly hair is pulled back into a ponytail and he's wearing navy blue scrubs, the color of the uniform defining his new rank.

Thus, Akt activation mediates necroptosis in some but not all non-neuronal cell types, and as such is not a uniform defining feature of necroptosis.

With the aim of mimicking the real effects of CG on the mean and the residual variance of Y, CG effects bm were drawn from a uniform distribution defined by U 300 400) and values for bv were drawn from a uniform distribution U 5.40 5.80).

For example, there are robots that mow the lawn and clean the floors of swimming pools -- both relatively uniform, easily defined environments.

One of them is the relatively uniform convergence defined as follows.

The number of users per cell is picked from a uniform distribution defined between 5 and 9 users per BS.

Now onwards, unless stated otherwise, ( X, U ) will denote a uniform space defined by P* while ℕ ̄ = ℕ ∪.

The tracked vehicle undergoes a uniform speed defined by the vector (12.5,0,0) T [m/s] and an initial position defined by the vector (70.5,0,0) T [m].