"uniform environment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a consistent or standardized setting or situation in which everything is the same or similar. Example: The company strives to maintain a uniform environment across all of its offices, with the same policies, procedures, and atmosphere.
One method is for use in uniform environment and the other for both uniform and non-uniform conditions.
At the same time, the technology would allow optical observation of single molecules within an open and uniform environment without requiring hydrodynamic forces, mechanical components, or the need for a very thin (nanoscale) vertically bonded device.
Individually controlled microenvironment has potential to satisfy more occupants in a space compared to a total volume uniform environment typically used at present.
In this paper, a model based integration framework (CNCMIF) for CNC system design and development is presented, which integrates modeling, simulation, verification and implementation in a uniform environment.
Thus, it will be advantageous to have an active transponder whose performance will not be severely limited by the absence of such uniform environment.
Then the impulse response function of a uniform panel immersed in a uniform environment to which identical and regularly spaced ribs are attached is derived.
Conversely, in more uniform environments, fuel load and/or continuity are likely to have a greater influence on the occurrence of unburnt patches.
Both techniques, the researchers argue, transform structurally complex habitats supporting many kinds of life into relatively flat, uniform environments that shelter fewer species.
We have eventually the governing equations with the effect of non-hydrostatic pressure for an incompressible fluid in uniform environments as the system of Eqs.
In uniform environments, the difficulty of copying prevents this.
Moreover, contagious copying is not possible in uniform environments.
