Sentence examples for concept of uniformity from inspiring English sources

And the Kitsuné concept of uniformity encompasses more than the body.

The BCP was a bold attempt, on a national level, to bring together a whole community around what was then a new concept of uniformity.

Basic to the whole idea of weights and measures are the concepts of uniformity, units, and standards.

The concepts of uniformity of time and space received similar treatments by Henri Poincaré (1898, 1902: Part 2).

Based on the numerical calculation, the geometric effect was investigated by using the concept of temperature uniformity.

As if to extend Ms. Sperber's concept of synthetic uniformity versus autographic gesture, Ms. Weld's series of diptychs and triptychs incorporates panels of slick manufactured materials butted up against thickly impastoed canvases.

Much of current Chinese foreign policy is reportedly based on Premier Zhou Enlai's Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, and is also driven by the concept of "harmony without uniformity", which encourages diplomatic relations between states despite ideological differences.

>> One of the challenges with identifying an effective CE strategy for any research project is the lack of uniformity in the way concepts such as 'community' and 'community engagement' are defined.

This concept provides a uniformity of current output of all individual cells, and could be easily implemented with widely used monolithic integration with some additional wiring.

After singing the company's original theme song, Rogers explained that it had based its success on the concept of food standardization, mass production, and uniformity.

Author's response: As Koonin helpfully notes, the concept of "mutation bias" (which merely implicates non-uniformity) is distinct from the idea of non-uniformities in variation that arise from programmed responses to conditions, and thus evoke the ideas of Lamarck.