Sentence examples for uniform reduction from inspiring English sources

Experimental results reveal that the new brake disc exhibits better thermal uniformity than the preliminary X-type brake disc, leading to approximately uniform reduction of rubbing surface temperature relative to a prevalent radial vane brake disc.

Hospitals mark up aspirin and bandages more than a $20,000 defibrillator, so when you apply a uniform reduction, it's biased against high-tech, high-cost items".

So the uniform reduction framework of different agents' co-evolutionary game under the bounded rationality is further refined.

A uniform reduction in cross-sectional area can be initiated by controlling the stability within this region.

This reduction may attract drift demands at this level of the structure, thus a more uniform reduction would benefit the structure.

To handle harmonic sources at a frequency in a given range, a uniform reduction of the response over a frequency range is pursued.

However, this figure should not suggest that all clients experienced uniform reductions in symptom severity, or that the reductions were proportional to baseline symptom severity.

For example, a recent study [ 13] applied a sophisticated air quality modeling system to estimate O3 levels across different regions of the world, whereas other approaches [ 12, 42] applied uniform reductions assuming equal percent reductions in pollutants across all areas.

As with the uniform reductions in contrast, the anti-fog led drivers to underestimate their speed and to speed up dramatically (from 68 to 104 km/hr), which is the opposite of what happened for realistic fog.

Comparison of flame structure results show that this effect results from non-uniform reduction of radical concentrations throughout the flame: both CF3Br and non-brominated fluorocarbons cause the greatest relative reduction of radicals early in the flame.

Second, using a conventional moderate-resolution EPI acquisition (3 mm isotropic voxels) led to a non-uniform reduction in SNR across the length of the PHG (on average, by a factor of 2 in anterior PHG relative to posterior PHG).