Inerratic

In`er`rat´ic

    (ĭn`ĕr`răt´ĭk)
a.1.Not erratic or wandering; fixed; settled; established.
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In light of these peaks, revealing long-range order, were characteristic of crystalline structures, whose elementary units were inerratic positioned for long distances at nearest neighbors.
Synergy Modification of the Microstructure and the Property of PBO Fiber by [gamma]-Ray Radiation
The conventionally submerged culture cells exhibited inerratic shapes with smooth surface, but ALI cultured cells displayed anomalous shapes and rough cell surfaces with abundant secretions observed under a scanning electron microscopy (Figure 2).
Characterization of air-liquid interface culture of A549 alveolar epithelial cells
As can be seen, the workpiece has inerratic periodic microstructures on its surface.
Surface Profile Measurement and Error Compensation of Triangular Microstructures Employing a Stylus Scanning System
The smaller the value of [H.sub.p] is, the more inerratic the time series will be; otherwise, the more stochastic the time series will be.
Application of Permutation Entropy in Feature Extraction for Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Noninvasive Blood Glucose Detection
In [5], Wilson and Patwari proposed the radio tomographic imaging (RTI) system that requires an inerratic deployment (the localization area is divided into grids with a set of transceivers along each boundary) and the weight matrix records the distance of communication.
Link sensing-adaptive passive object localization in wireless sensor networks
I've run into a bunch of factory and custom rifles where the barrel could tap the fore-end, resulting inerratic accuracy.
A tale of two rifles: the Forbes .30-06 and Montana XWR .270
Figure 4(b) shows that the SA-Mo[S.sub.2] samples are not quite inerratic spherical shape nanoparticles with diameter in the range of 50-100 nm.
Preparation and enhancement of thermal conductivity of heat transfer oil-based Mo[S.sub.2] nanofluids
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