Sentence examples for Meet the uniform from inspiring English sources

While traditional organic farmers saw a blemish or odd shape simply as nature's variations, workers at Sueño Tropical are instructed to cull tomatoes that do not meet the uniform shape, size and cosmetic requirement of clients like Whole Foods.

To meet the uniform dose exposure in optical lithography, it is desirable to get uniform illumination in the scanning direction on wafer for the step-and-scan lithographic system.

All authors meet the Uniform Requirements of Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical journals.

Rousseau says that the severe process used to dry-clean jerseys at the time often caused odd distortions at the point where the numbers met the uniforms.

In addition, in order to meet the requirement of uniform key output (MSK, EMSK), the key derived from EPS AKA needs to be transformed.

Similarly editors and sponsors must educate trialists to better meet the need for uniform reporting of all deaths.

Because the military commission does not meet the requirements of the Uniform Code of Military Justice or of the Geneva Convention, it violates the laws of war and therefore cannot be used to try Hamdan.

Modern towers must meet the International Building Code, Uniform Building Code, or a local equivalent.

The Turkish domination, in particular, destroyed Greek literary continuity and development, and after Greece regained its independence in the early 19th century, many nationalists —wishing to meet the need for a uniform written language developed an artificial, purified language, Katharevusa, as an approximation of the old classical norms.

Though primary school is free in Swaziland, once children are old enough to go to middle school, parents have to meet the costs of fees, uniforms and supplies.

In order to be able to apply for intellectual property protection the object of innovation has to be stable and uniform to meet the industrial application requirement for patentability (TRIPS, art. 27.1) or to qualify for plant breeders' rights (International Convention for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants 1991, art. 5.1).