Sentence examples for uniform element from inspiring English sources

Next to the cap, there is perhaps no uniform element that screams "baseball" more than the stirrup sock.

This hierarchical micro/nanostructures retained amorphous characteristic and exhibited uniform element distribution.

Now it's more like an optional piece of equipment, like a batting glove or a shin guard, instead of a uniform element".

Scanning electron microscope and EDS mapping analysis revealed that the prepared nanocoatings had uniform element distribution (Cu, Ca, Si and P) and nanostructure.

The graph representation performs better than standard graph representations for those cases when the rules of geometric locality and uniform element distribution around nodes are violated.

From this point of view, the lower b value in our work demonstrates that the ternary alloys annealed under 350°C have relatively uniform element distribution.

At the entrance on the main floor is a waist-high arrangement of four-pointed stars — Mauboussin's logo — in glass, fashioned into a floral bouquet, but that is a departure from uniform elements throughout the selling floors.

As-made products are nanovoids submicron-spheres (the diameter is 500 nm–700 nm) with an obvious yolk-shell structure and uniform elements distribution.

An experimental system was designed for the study of aerosol deposition on regular arrays of uniform elements (in the form of discrete protrusions) in a turbulent ventilation duct flow using monodisperse tracer small particles, in the range 0.7 7.1 μm.

An experimental system was designed for the study of particle deposition on regular arrays of uniform elements (in the form of discrete protrusions) in a turbulent ventilation duct flow using monodisperse tracer small particles, in the range 0.7 7.1 μm.

Beneath local differences of style, all the images have uniform elements, including an outsize head, a capacious container for both soul and mind, and an expression of stoically exalted calmness, which gains particular poignancy in the several sculptures that have been damaged — either broken or eaten away by moisture and insects — over time.