The system isn't perfect, but it's uniform enough to highlight the exquisite modulation of Mr. Ryman's monochromes.
Singers and dancers in neutral 1920s dresses, cloches and men's wear are uniform enough to be figures on a travel poster, bouncy enough to be naughty.
Because all Type Ia explosions start from the same point, astronomers have long hoped that their brightness is uniform enough to serve as "standard candles".
Because all Type Ia explosions start from the same point, astronomers have long hoped that their brightness is uniform enough to serve as "standard candles". In other words, knowing how bright they actually are and how bright they appear to be through a telescope, scientists may be able to calculate how far away they are.
Except for some regions with high depth due to repetitive elements, the AFLP coverage was uniform enough to develop genome-wide SNP assays with confidence, given the proximity of the chicken and quail genomes [ 20].
Indeed, the range of dosimetric results of 11C-tracers is uniform enough that we question the utility of dosimetry studies in primates and a fortiori in rodents.
But in fact, narrow wave packets follow approximately Newtonian trajectories, at least if the external potentials in which they move are uniform enough along the width of the packets (results of this kind are known as 'Ehrenfest theorems').
Studies may not be examining cohorts that are uniform enough given the heterogeneity of chronic pain conditions: different biological mechanisms can give rise to similar symptoms and different symptoms can be caused by the same mechanism.
Type 1a supernovae, which are thought to result from explosions of small stars known as white dwarfs, have long been considered uniform enough to fill the bill, as well as bright enough to be seen across the universe.
But this leaky-pipe effect isn't uniform enough to reliably wipe out GICs.
(State lobbying disclosure laws aren't uniform enough to provide a total number).
