Sentence examples for uniformity of the surface from inspiring English sources
One designed water-cooling substrate stage was used to improve the uniformity of the surface temperature across the substrate.
However, even when a soil surface is subjected to a constant depth of ponding, a high anisotropy ratio (ratio of horizontal to vertical hydraulic conductivity of soil) of the soil alone may lead to a marked improvement on the uniformity of the surface discharge distribution at all times in comparison to a soil having a low anisotropy ratio.
The SEM image of the titania membrane heat-treated at 700 C in Figure?16 shows the uniformity of the surface that completely covers the alumina support.
It can be seen from the figure that with the decrease of the polishing space, the uniformity of the surface becomes better and better.
The more uniformity of the surface charge distribution may decrease the Ag diffusion barrier on H-terminated Si(111) surface [20].
The smaller diffusion barrier for Ag atom on the H-terminated Si surface is probably due to the uniformity of the surface atomic charge distribution because of the saturation of the surface Si DBs by H atoms.
The macro-texture width index K can substitute the texture depth to evaluate the aggregate distribution uniformity on the surface of asphalt pavement, and the aggregate distribution uniformity evaluation criterion of pavement surface based on K value was established.
Temperature non-uniformity on the surface of PV panel has a major impact on the performance of CPV systems and directly increases cell temperature and series resistance.
Uniformity of the surface-assembled pores and fiber cross-section morphology was improved by adjusting the solution concentration, solvent composition as well as some important spinning parameters such as bore fluid flow rate, polymer solution flow rate and air gap distance between the spinneret and the precipitation bath.
The deteriorated corrosion resistance of the 673 K and 873 K samples was attributed to the non-uniformity of the surface and phase transition from α to β-Ti, respectively.
However, as Herrera highlights, "currently, integration into the regional system of protection is difficult due to the uniformity of these surfaces, the general absence of hedgerows, and the aggressiveness of many agricultural techniques used today".
