The phrase "as much flat" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning in context.
Example: "The surface of the table is as much flat as it is smooth."
Alternatives: "equally flat" or "just as flat".
The twitch of the mustache is the focal point of the Tramp's social nervousness, as much as his flat, awkward feet are the focal point of his ingenuousness.
Mr Chang did not specify how much he paid for the renovations, but said they cost as much as the flat itself.
In this scenario, reduced chemical species are likely to build up twice as much in mud flat sediments compared to creek sediments during each tidal cycle.
A high-end system can cost as much as a flat-screen plasma television.
Can the Gucci-backed designer, who has yet to establish a firm image, justify the expense of a stand-alone store selling blouses that can cost as much as a flat-screen TV? Can West 14th Street, for that matter, attract enough wealthy pedestrians to sustain the influx of designer vanity outposts, like that of Alexander McQueen? "People ask, 'Are you excited?' " Ms. McCartney said.
The researchers say a V-shaped pit can hold as much data as 2^9 flat pits, making the development of 42GB DVDs possible.
Then, an appropriate method is proposed to compensate for the workpiece thermal deformation caused by cutting heat with the opposite elastic deformation caused by the side-clamping force, so as to keep the machined top surface of the workpiece flat as much as possible.
This test can be performed by utilizing conductive medium and needs to be remembered that surface finish needs to be flat as much as possible for proper contact pressure and sponges were used between sample and plates to obtain better contact.
"I've been pulling my head a little too early and my arm kept dragging and the ball didn't cut as much, the ball was flat and straight," Jansen said.
