Sentence examples for and an evenly from inspiring English sources

BaTiO3 and Ni powders available in the market are mixed by dry ball milling producing a decrease of particle size and an evenly distribution of both phases.

Mr. Thomas, a California Republican who will take over the influential tax-writing committee, asserted that a narrow Republican margin in the House and an evenly divided Senate would require "a process of accommodation" to pass a large tax cut.

For for all the craziness of an extended presidential election and an evenly divided Congress suggesting a wide schism in the electorate, she said, the country may become better off for everything that happened.

This is a view that Mr. Torricelli would like more voters to take in an increasingly Democratic state, which now has a Democratic governor, two Democratic senators, a Democratic State Assembly and an evenly divided State Senate.

To solve this problem the programs use a different representation for each term: normalized associated Legendre polynomials PKj x) as a functional basis for the angular kinetic term and an evenly spaced grid for the radial kinetic term yielding a fully point-wise representation of the wave functions.

Obviously, the Ag nanofluid solution would be more uniform, which indicates that better mixing and an evenly dispersed phase without agglomeration was obtained (see Figure 1c,d for details).

"When you have an evenly divided country--and an evenly divided Senate and House--I think you will see shifting coalitions that will govern". The vote was also widely seen as a key win for new Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D ., who maD-S.D .bill the first item on the Democrats' agenda.

They usually contain preservatives, stabilisers and suspending agents to ensure they remain reasonably stable and at an evenly mixed concentration once water is added.

That slow, chilled fermentation is crucial to the process for doughnuts that will puff up and have an evenly tender interior.

The conventional view of change, based on evolution, is that it is slow, gradual, and generally an evenly paced system change.

How far the congressional district proposal might get is unclear in a General Assembly still dealing with the redistricting surprise and in an evenly divided Senate, where Republican Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling could be a tiebreaker.