| 词汇 | flatness |
| 释义 | flatness noun[ U ] uk /ˈflæt.nəs/ us /ˈflæt.nəs/ flatnessnoun[U] (LEVEL QUALITY)the quality of being level and without curved, high, or hollow parts: 平坦 flatness ofThe flatness of the desert was broken only by a few large piles of rocks.沙漠看上去很是平坦，仅有几大堆石头点缀其中。 Straight, even and level be (as) flat as a pancakeidiom clean clean-cut cleanly consistency fine-grained flat plane rhythm seamless sleek sleekly sleekness smooth straight straightness super-smooth true ultra-smooth unbranched flatnessnoun[U] (NO EMOTION)the fact that someone or something shows no emotion or interest: 平淡；乏味 All the critics remarked on the flatness of the performance.所有的评论家都谈到这场表演平淡乏味。 Boredom, tedium and boring things banality blandness boredom cabin fever commonplace ennui frustration insipidness jejune longueur screed snooze snoozefest sterility stodginess stuffiness the same old thingidiom torpor turgid yawningly Examples of flatnessflatness The flatness of the minimum indicates that there is a wide range of wavenumber combinations with similar growth properties. In figures 32 and 33 the flatness factors of the fluctuations and their derivatives are shown. The flatness factor increases steadily with decreasing separation. The last three axioms are the flatness; all the rest just presents the theory of presheaves. The test corresponds to a test of flatness of the bispectrum against variations in the frequency pair. Above this minimum duration, flatness will always be relative to unit time, not to the scale of a piece. The next higher statistical moment, the flatness factor, is shown as figure 15. The flatness was quite reduced, implying a reduction in the outer layer intermittency. Also, flatness is preserved after multiplication by a smooth function (or dividing by a non-vanishing smooth function). Note that ramp flatness is obtained as a result of the competition between processes that roughen the sea-floor and those that smooth it. The flatness factor for all three gradients, computed similarly, is about 10 for jets and about 30 for wakes ; in general, wakes display larger int'ermittency. At the same time, in its flatness it also represents the reduction of pregnancy to a series of measurable, quantified standards. Indeed, given the probable flatness of the demand curve, they could combine a big cut in consumption with no reduction, and possibly an increase in revenue. The flatness has been improved from 80 nm rms obtained by using the ion beam sputtering technique, to 20 nm rms by using the magnetron sputtering technique. The discrepancy may well be due to small errors in the shaping of the grooves or to slight undetected variations in the flatness of the surface of the foil. See all examples of flatness These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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