Definition of unimodal in English:

unimodal

adjective ˌjuːnɪˈməʊd(ə)lˌyo͞onəˈmōdl

1Having or involving one mode.
1. 1.1 (of a statistical distribution) having one maximum.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The neutral coalescent simulations lead to unimodal distributions of the CV statistics.
  In the case of an infinite lattice the cluster size distribution is unimodal if the population is homogeneous and bimodal when the population is inhomogeneous.
  Both distributions are unimodal and resemble Gaussian distributions.
  Close to the onset temperature of the gel-to-fluid transition, at 302 K the distribution is unimodal and the maximum is located at cluster size S = 1.
  In contrast, an exponentially growing population has a smooth unimodal distribution approaching a Poisson distribution.

Definition of unimodal in US English:

unimodal

adjectiveˌyo͞onəˈmōdl

1Having or involving one mode.
1. 1.1 (of a statistical distribution) having one maximum.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In contrast, an exponentially growing population has a smooth unimodal distribution approaching a Poisson distribution.
  In the case of an infinite lattice the cluster size distribution is unimodal if the population is homogeneous and bimodal when the population is inhomogeneous.
  Both distributions are unimodal and resemble Gaussian distributions.
  The neutral coalescent simulations lead to unimodal distributions of the CV statistics.
  Close to the onset temperature of the gel-to-fluid transition, at 302 K the distribution is unimodal and the maximum is located at cluster size S = 1.

单词	unimodal
释义	Definition of unimodal in English: unimodal adjective ˌjuːnɪˈməʊd(ə)lˌyo͞onəˈmōdl 1Having or involving one mode. 1.1 (of a statistical distribution) having one maximum. Example sentencesExamples The neutral coalescent simulations lead to unimodal distributions of the CV statistics. In the case of an infinite lattice the cluster size distribution is unimodal if the population is homogeneous and bimodal when the population is inhomogeneous. Both distributions are unimodal and resemble Gaussian distributions. Close to the onset temperature of the gel-to-fluid transition, at 302 K the distribution is unimodal and the maximum is located at cluster size S = 1. In contrast, an exponentially growing population has a smooth unimodal distribution approaching a Poisson distribution. Definition of unimodal in US English: unimodal adjectiveˌyo͞onəˈmōdl 1Having or involving one mode. 1.1 (of a statistical distribution) having one maximum. Example sentencesExamples In contrast, an exponentially growing population has a smooth unimodal distribution approaching a Poisson distribution. In the case of an infinite lattice the cluster size distribution is unimodal if the population is homogeneous and bimodal when the population is inhomogeneous. Both distributions are unimodal and resemble Gaussian distributions. The neutral coalescent simulations lead to unimodal distributions of the CV statistics. Close to the onset temperature of the gel-to-fluid transition, at 302 K the distribution is unimodal and the maximum is located at cluster size S = 1.
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