Sentence examples for beyond uniformly from inspiring English sources

Beyond, uniformly dispersed nanoparticles in the polymer matrix as well as interfacial bonding notably influence gas transport properties [9, 16, 18].

Upon that ground, appeals to this Court to extend the clause beyond the limitation have uniformly been rejected, and even those basic privileges and immunities secured against federal infringement by the first eight amendments have uniformly been held not to be protected from state action by the privileges and immunities clause.

In a first deployment, all RSs are at the same distance dBS RS to their associated BS, equal to 60% of the cell radius (experimentally found as the best position) and users are uniformly placed beyond 60% of the cell radius (so as to include only those users benefiting from the presence of relays).

Elections, it turns out, hinge on factors above and beyond the House leadership which is almost uniformly disliked.

A dark matter halo is spread out relatively uniformly to a distance beyond one hundred kiloparsecs from the Galactic Center.

This suggests that the probability of secondary spread beyond the seed premises is not uniformly affected by transmission rates across the different link types.

Otherwise, we can give an almost optimal uniformly convex renorming of X beyond the classical power type bound obtained by Pisier [21].

The big problem here is that Uber has failed to get drivers to uniformly adopt any additional technology beyond their self-provided car.

Beyond this limit, the value of is drawn uniformly random between the values listed in Table 2 with the possibility that there are locations that have direct line of sight beyond this average.

Apart from these hotspots, germline mutations in APC are spread fairly uniformly between codons 200 and 1600 but rarely occur beyond codon 1600.

I'd be tempted to conclude that maybe this gives the film-maker greater creative leeway beyond the restrictions of the game – except that Ouija's reviews have been uniformly appalling, criticising its dearth of imagination.