unpatterned

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ patterned.

Adjective

unpatterned (not comparable)

1. Not patterned
   • 1962 July, G. Freeman Allen, “The New "Rheingold"”, in Modern Railways, page 23:

     [...] skilfully matched woods and unpatterned upholstery in arresting colours, [...].

   • 2009 February 20, Cheng Cen et al., “Oxide Nanoelectronics on Demand”, in Science‎^[1], volume 323, number 5917, →DOI, pages 1026–1030:

     […] the sheet conductance of the nanowires is two orders of magnitude larger than for unpatterned interfaces.