Sentence examples for a uniform basis for from inspiring English sources

In our implementation all of the aforementioned mechanisms use metamodel as a common formalism, which can be considered as a uniform basis for storing, creating and transforming visual languages.

To have a uniform basis for comparison of design spectra, it is assumed that the average shear wave velocity v avg of the soil under consideration is 760 m/s so that F a = F v = S = F pga = 1.0 and I = 1.0.

The merged assembly transcripts provide a uniform basis for calculating transcript expression in each condition and the transcript class code.

The discrimination of C β atoms also provides a uniform basis for methods that require a single-atom representation of a residue.

When our steroid testing lab -- the U.C.L.A. Olympic Analytical Laboratory -- informed us last year of the new designer steroid called THG, we immediately added it to our banned substance list and started officially testing for it on a uniform basis on Oct. 6.

But it also adds three specific people that are on a uniform basis throughout the state.

For the remainder, we have used net assets, which – whilst not perfect – allows companies to be compared on a uniform basis.

Among the three genes that were differentially expressed on a uniform basis, two were downregulated and one upregulated.

Thomasson (2007) gives independent grounds for thinking that all quantification must at least tacitly presuppose a category or categories of entity over which we are quantifying, and argues that adopting that view provides the uniform basis for dissolving a number of problems supposed to arise with accepting an ontology of ordinary objects.

Three types of uniforms were fabricated: dress uniforms used for special occasions, Class A uniforms for regular duty, and Class B uniforms as an alternative.

The 15-country European Union ratified measures this summer, under Article 13 of the Treaty of Amsterdam, that for the first time will provide a uniform legal basis to combat discrimination on the grounds of race, sex, religion, age or disability.