Sentence examples for Somewhat uniform from inspiring English sources

Mr. Herrmann said that his group believes there is room for diversity in design, unlike the malls on Park Avenue, which are somewhat uniform.

For example, Mr. Hanson said people often think that pricing is somewhat uniform across a hotel chain: if you stay at a Sheraton in one area of a city, the fees and surcharges should be similar to those at the Sheraton in different part of the same city, right?

A somewhat uniform suite of ecological conditions that results in similar species establishment patterns is assumed for each land type.

For the aryl-amine SOM, the population was somewhat uniform, but in the all-substructure plot, the number of molecules per cell varies from 1 to 66.

Regarding the distribution of the frequency bands affected by the skip mode, Table 2 reports a somewhat uniform distribution of the three frequency bands relevant to the lowest RD point all GOPs.

The USGA took the lead in making the rules somewhat uniform for both medal and match play and, under the leadership of William J. Williams, Jr., reorganized the 34 rules in 1984 into a more understandable format, one that logically followed the game itself.

Dressed, as always, in his own somewhat formal uniform — dark blazer, waistcoat, French cuffs; a thermos of tea in hand; a wireless video monitor around his neck — he also seemed a bit of a throwback.

Staggering the holes leads to somewhat less uniform deposition in the holes between tows and in the spaces between plies.

Nevertheless, the subdivision of an ounce was somewhat more uniform than that of a pound, and a common feature of all variants is that 12 ounces are roughly 100 drachms (96 128 drachms) and a grain is roughly the weight of a physical grain.

The situation for FOXA proteins appears to be somewhat less uniform.

Then for these devices more optimal are somewhat non-uniform QDs and a necessary optical gain may be achieved with the aid of an increasing QD density.