nerovnomrných

Nerovnomrných is a Czech term that functions as the genitive plural form of the adjective nerovnoměrný, meaning not uniform or uneven. The word is used to describe things that do not have the same value, density, or intensity across a region or over time. In everyday language it may refer to irregularities or disparities in a pattern, distribution, or property.

Grammatically, nerovnomrných appears when the noun it modifies is plural and in the genitive case. For example, nerovnoměrných rozložení (nonuniform distributions), nerovnoměrných vlastností materiálu (nonuniform properties of a material), or nerovnoměrných teplotních polí (nonuniform temperature fields). The base form nerovnoměrný denotes the characteristic itself, while nerovnomrných is one of its declined forms used in sentences requiring a genitive plural modifier.

Usage and context: the term is common in scientific, technical, and engineering writing, where nonuniformity of a quantity is an important consideration. It appears in descriptions of spatial or temporal variability, such as nonuniform distributions of matter, nonuniform material properties, or nonuniform fields in physics and geology. It also appears in statistics and data analysis when distributions deviate from uniformity, or when sampling schemes are nonuniform.

See also: rovnoměrný (uniform), nerovnoměrný (opposite of uniform), heterogenita.