Sentence examples for becoming uniform from inspiring English sources

Two- and three-dimensional model simulations revealed the heterogeneous current distribution over the planar anode surface for younger and patchy biofilms, but becoming uniform in older and more homogeneous biofilms.

In this context, clathrin-mediated receptor endocytosis is necessary for keeping active signaling complexes localized near the plasmamembrane preventing signaling from becoming uniform within the cell and therefore uninformative about the cytokine gradient.

Some Scots fear that policing is becoming too uniform and that the police will abandon rural areas.

Our universities are also becoming more uniform, at a time when we need a diverse and flexible system.

A good set of underpinnings is a requisite in a year in which denim is on the wane and little dresses are becoming the uniform of choice.

If Slow Food and long lunches, Mr. Saturnini reasoned, why not slow cities? "Cities are becoming all uniform; they are losing their identity, their souls," Mr. Saturnini lamented in a recent conversation.

Additionally, class gaps are fading away in communities as access to data and devices is becoming more uniform.

This might have resulted in a flattening of the NAQ and HRF histograms (i.e., becoming more uniform in distribution).

Email is the next best channel, and with deep-linking becoming more uniform, helps developers touch users and coax them back into their silos.

Though Brown was concerned that the look was becoming her "uniform," Adam says it's great to have a go-to signature style.

This results in the shear-limited population becoming more uniform than the shear-insensitive population.