Sentence examples for as having uneven from inspiring English sources

As both models have been described as having uneven likelihood surfaces [ 46] the following ω starting values were applied; 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10.

They all created a mess of mush, some had uneven cuts, took as long as cutting, or did more mashing than slicing, and some were so slippery they were called "dangerous" for the threat to your digits.

These fields had uneven emergence, were patchy and just didn't produce as well.

This probably isn't the full explanation, however, if only because life expectancy changes have been very uneven, as have changes in health status.

In Mexico, between 1988 and 1999, women swelled the ranks of the overweight at the rate of 2.5% a year, as did Korean men between 1995 and 1998.This increase in weight has been uneven as well as fast.

As a compilation of letters and other materials, the book as a whole has an uneven structure.

This forest, also known as Mabi forest, has an uneven canopy layer to around 45 m (100 ft) and significant scrub understory.

But even as conditions improve, the recovery has been uneven, as demand from key markets such as Europe and the US has faltered in recent months.

Admittedly these performances took place some ten years ago, and to be fair to his detractors, Helfgott's playing for as long as I care to remember has been uneven.

You could just as well have found yourself at the uneven "Donnie Darko," a drama set in the 80's, about a teenage paranoid schizophrenic that was like a Gabriel García Márquez novel staged by John Hughes.

The two states that are more fluid right now are Alaska, where Sen. Lisa Murkowski's independent bid for re-election as a write-in has created uneven polls, some of which put her in the lead, and Minnesota, where Independence Party nominee Tom Horner, running for governor, seems to be gaining in popularity and just this week picked up the endorsement of the Minneapolis Star Tribune.