The phrase "with uniform width" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe something that has a consistent width throughout. For example, "The hallway had a white tile floor with uniform width."
These height-modulated slits with uniform width are demonstrated to have unique advantages in beam manipulation.
It was also found that both standard-sized and oversized roads, with some form of midblock roadway width change, were less safe than those with uniform width.
In order to decrease the back radiation, two pairs of symmetrical open slots with uniform width are etched at the back of the blocking open slot such that the currents along the longitudinal edges of the ground plane cannot flow to the back direction.
A curved slice of a flow channel with uniform width and depth is constructed for experimental investigation in this paper, and an analytic model based on Weisman and Pei's bubble crowding model has been developed to predict the CHF in such a situation.
EAK16-II forms randomly oriented nanofibers with uniform width on the hydrophilic mica surface.
Additionally, the caudomedian embayment of Utahceratops is more pronounced, with a relatively uniform width, in contrast to the tapering condition in Pentaceratops.
Our results show that uniform width microchannels with an overhanging zigzag design can induce polarization of NIH3T3 fibroblasts and human umbilical vein endothelial cells by expanding the cell front at each turn.
Given our assumption of a single open fracture with uniform aperture width, the decrease in permeability from 1997 to 2003 suggests that the fracture aperture decreased in width by 28%.
Briefly, primary mouse aortic endothelial cells were grown to confluence on 6-well tissue culture plates whereupon a scratch wound of uniform width was made with a sterile 200-µl pipette tip through the center of the well.
By assuming the final shape to be the drawn cup with uniform trimming width at the flange, the corresponding initial blank which gives the final shape after deformation has been found.
The mixing index of the staggered curved-channel mixer with a tapered channel is 20% higher than those of the other curved-channel mixers: i.e., the staggered curved-channel mixer with sudden contracted channels, the staggered curved-channel mixer with uniform channel width and the continuous curved-channel mixer.
