Local government expenditure as a proportion of total government expenditure had risen from 32% in 1870 to an unprecedented 51% by 1905 as councils uniformly expanded their functions.
The bed collapse method applied to a Geldart Group A powder confirms that there is little difference between the surface settling rates of a bubbling bed and of a uniformly expanded bed of the same voidage.
The interlayer binding energy is a relatively simple measure of the interlayer interactions and is defined as the energy per layer per area required separating graphite into individual graphene sheets (for example, by uniformly expanding the lattice in the direction perpendicular to the basal plane).
The displacement functions of each shell segment are uniformly expanded in the form of a double mixed series in which Jacobi polynomials are along the meridional direction and the standard Fourier series is along the circumferential direction, regardless of the shell components and the boundary conditions.
Similarly, based on a combination of the capillary and drag models, satisfactory expressions have been identified for the prediction of the minimum fluidising velocity and velocity-voidage behaviour of uniformly expanded fluidised beds for power-law liquids and beds of spherical particles.
The admissible displacement functions of the FG-CNTRC circular, annular and sector plates are uniformly expanded as the modified Fourier series which embodies a standard cosine Fourier series and several auxiliary functions which are introduced to eliminate the limit of the boundary conditions.
Similarly, we can define the uniformly expanding periodic family.
The universe seems to be uniformly expanding relative to our local frame.
We say that f is an Anosov diffeomorphism if the tangent space at every (x in M) is split into (E^{u}(x) oplus E^{s}(x)), where (E^{u}) and (E^{s}) are Df-invariant subspaces, (Df|_{E^{u}}) is uniformly expanding and (Df|_{E^{s}}) is uniformly contracting.
Either we are at the center of an explosion of galaxies which is untenable given the Copernican principle or the Universe is uniformly expanding everywhere.
Although it had uniformly expanded in size from the mid-17th century to the early 18th century, it had done so as a result of alliances that tended to hinder the very stability of the expansions.
