Sentence examples for as a single uniform from inspiring English sources

They mostly result in crude representations of the rainforest biome as a single, uniform vegetation class, in contrast with open vegetations.

TP was originally described as a single uniform area by Brodmann area 38, and von Economo (area TG of von Economo and Koskinas), and little information on its cytoarchitectonics is known in humans.

However, some sequence traces began as a single uniform sequence in the centromere-proximal end of the amplicon and transitioned to a heterogeneous sequence composed of double peaks as the sequence extended toward the telomere, suggesting that each homolog on that particular chromosome arm encoded distinct TLO sequences.

Income is taxed at a single uniform rate of 26%: no schedule of rates, no deductions.

As Murphy (2003) says, the assumption that these measures, with disparate properties, distributions, and so on, can be combined as if a single uniform variable can lead to serious problems in meta-analysis including "lack of clarity in what population parameter is being estimated" (p. 31).

It's not so much a single uniform as a broad wardrobe of coördinated prep-wear: skirts or pants, paired with piqué polo shirts, all in "goldenrod yellow," navy, or white, topped off by a fleece zip-up (on which the school crest is optional).

Images are manipulated as numerical arrays, each with a single, uniform data type.

This definition of GRAB does not use a single uniform definition as in local binary patterns, but it combines, in a more meaningful way, multiple different neighborhood rules.

This Imperial General Staff would serve as a common link between the national forces, and could oversee the development of a single uniform defence scheme.

Concern for prayer, as the central and principal function of monasticism, does not mean that the Eastern Christian monastic movement was of a single uniform character.

Employing a single, uniform style throughout your article will make for a tedious read.