The notion that a movement might be difform, yet regular and calculable because it was uniformly difform, was simply part of the intellectual equipment of a university graduate.
Since the early 2000s, proteolytic O-labeling has been commonly adopted for use in comparative proteomics because it can uniformly label all peptides from different kinds of proteins [ 8– 10].
DH-PSF microscopy is advantageous because it provides uniformly high 3D localization precision and longer depth range [ 16, 17] than methods that use a standard PSF [ 18], astigmatic PSF [ 6, 19– 22], or bi-plane imaging [ 7, 21– 21].
Lenora Lapidus, a lawyer with the New Jersey office of the American Civil Liberties Union, says drug testing often violates students' privacy rights and is unfair because it is not uniformly applied.
Compared to the Gaussian, a boxcar likelihood has less precision (because it spreads out uniformly rather than being concentrated on the center), but it also implies less possibility of ambiguity (because it has zero tails).
John P. Elwood, at the time assistant to the Solicitor General, argued that age doesn't make a legal difference for Miranda purposes because it is a rule uniformly applied to all people and that police officers should not be required to get inside the head of each suspect.
Moreover, V is not uniformly noncreasy, because it fails (PS) condition which is more general than uniformly noncreasyness.
Rice 18S rRNA was used as control for internal normalization because it was found to be uniformly expressed in the tissues used in this study.
Polished 10-story apartment blocks, completed this year, line the center of Haret Hreik, the Beirut suburb almost uniformly reduced to rubble because it housed many of Hezbollah's top institutions and leaders.
