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The phrase "a uniform height of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a consistent or equal measurement in height for objects or structures.
Example: "The shelves were designed to be installed at a uniform height of six feet from the ground."
Alternatives: "an equal height of" or "a consistent height of".
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They are undoubtedly solid — many are built around courtyards at a uniform height of about five to six stories — but it is a surprise to see there are still outdoor rain pipes emptying onto the sidewalks.
For the last several months, Ms. Venditti had been scouring the country for prospects to fit Mr. Zucchelli's current vision, working from a template that called for a uniform height of no less than 6-foot-1, for lean though muscular bodies and for such imponderables as a "confident attitude" to go along with the requisite knife-blade cheekbones and perfect smiles.
The sectional height analysis indicates that the spirals have a uniform height of 0.8 ± 0.1 nm.
368/2010 orders the mowing of lawns to ensure a uniform height of grass of no more than 20 cm.
It can be seen from Fig. 2a that nanowires with a uniform height of about 1000 nm are vertically aligned on the Si substrate.
Before and after branching, the flow channels have widths of 464 and 249 μm respectively, and a uniform height of 195 μm.
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It can be clearly seen that most of the nanorods grow upward with various angles <45° off the normal direction of the substrate surface with a uniform height and diameter of about 5.5 and 1.5 μm, respectively.
Its housing blocks, built to a uniform height (usually four storeys), are reminiscent of the Eastern Bloc.
Trim the edge of the foil to a uniform height.
The surface topology of the PZT nanodot arrays (shown in Fig. 3a) exhibited a uniform height and well-aligned ordering.
We note that the ring does not have a uniform height.
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