Sentence examples for uniformly equal from inspiring English sources

Imagine a layer of water with a flat base that has a small step on its surface, dividing a region in which the depth of the water is uniformly equal to D from a region in which it is uniformly equal to D(1 + ε), with ε << 1.

This effect (named for the German physicist and chemist H.G. Magnus, who first investigated it experimentally) arises when fluid flows steadily past a cylindrical spindle, with a velocity that at large distances from the spindle is perpendicular to the spindle's axis and uniformly equal to, say, v0, while the spindle itself is steadily rotated.

We show that when such a negative correlation exists, the correlation between MRgluc, defined as the product between K i and [glc], and [glc] cannot uniformly equal zero.

(Note that the so called log-odds matrix, where one takes ln fij.pij), where pij is the so called "background" probability, here taken to be uniformly equal to 1/r, is related but not quite the same, since the natural logarithms are not multiplied in this case by the respective frequencies in computing the information content.

As expected, the algorithm predicted class membership with decreasing accuracy as the ICC increased, but the classification accuracy of SLA forests was uniformly equal to or less than that of SLB and URF forests (except for a single case for 30 subjects with 2 replicates and ICC = 0.5).

One approach, which is used here, is to assume no prior knowledge by choosing N to be uniformly distributed (equal probability) over the space of all possible acyclic networks.

We analyze the even circular state (ECS — a superposition of N coherent states |α〉 uniformly distributed with equal amplitudes on a circle) that can be engineered for the center of mass vibrational motion of a trapped ion.

Two initial options were considered: in the first case 8, 10 and 12 elements were uniformly subdivided into equal lengths along the beam span Option A, in the next case elements were concentrated in the hinge zones (25%% of beam span) leaving just one node at the mid-span Option A*.

Further, when compared to a uniformly excited PCCAA having equal number of elements and same radii a reduction of major lobe beamwidth is also observed in the optimal non-uniformly excited case.

In this paper, we consider the stability of a ring of bodies of equal mass uniformly distributed around a large oblate central mass.

The symbols at the input of the channel are independent and distributed uniformly with a probability equal to 1/q.