Sentence examples for about the evenness of from inspiring English sources

It says much about the evenness of the contests since (England have won three series, Australia two) that we enter today's opening match of this new instalment of the Ashes with no firm sense of the likely outcome.

The face of Randy Spelling, whose mother is the house-proud Candy, bears the unmistakable stamp of his funny-valentine father, while Sean Stewart, son of the London-born singer Rod and the model Alana, is slim and pretty, with glossy hair, radiant tattoos and urgent concerns about the evenness of his tan.

The evenness of the split bodes even more negatively for the future.

In month 6, after restart of the agitator, the evenness of the microbial composition improved to a value of about 45% and was again on the same level as observed for R1 indicating a similar microbial community composition.

"Your feelings got in your way," George says today, with the evenness of a nodding psychologist.

There is "the evenness of life here, the pace of life lived in cars," he said.

The gloom, the cold, and the evenness of the Barrier are a drag on the spirits; my poise and equanimity are almost gone.

Though Obama's remarks were less newsworthy than any number of events earlier in the day, the evenness of his performance was itself notable.

His book is less trippy than you might expect, and the evenness of his tone helps normalize the urges and visions of his characters.

Indices of dissimilarity – which measure the evenness of two groups (such as ethnic or occupational) in any given area – can be used to chart segregation.

Balleret credited the evenness of the contest to the familiarity the two countrymen have with one another's playing styles.