Sentence examples for course of uniform from inspiring English sources

His standard cross section was 18 feet wide and consisted of an eight-inch-thick course of uniform foundation stones laid edgewise on the natural formation and covered by a two-inch layer of walnut-sized broken stone.

His standard cross section (shown in the figure, top) was 18 feet wide and consisted of an eight-inch-thick course of uniform foundation stones laid edgewise on the natural formation and covered by a two-inch layer of walnut-sized broken stone.

This strait extends for a long distance in a narrow course of uniform breadth, and both it and all the waters in front of it furnish an excellent place in which to anchor and lie in wait.

Newer concepts of PMR are revealed by this and other recent studies heterogeneity at presentation and course, lack of uniform responsiveness to low-dose steroids and overlap with inflammatory arthritis.

In the proposed techniques, the approximation error occurs due to two effects: the time quantization error which occurs due to the AADC finite timer precision and the interpolation error which occurs in the course of the uniform resampling process.

The Bi2S3 nanoflowers were enveloped by a sheath of PEDOP, during the course of electropolymerization and uniform coatings of PEDOP/Bi2S3 hybrid were deposited on rigid and flexible current collectors.

Of course, the uniform harks back to The Handmaid's Tale, Margaret Atwood's chilling depiction of a future U.S. occupied by theocrats convinced that their survival hinges on an ability to control women's bodies, recently adapted as a TV series on Hulu.

Once NPV is in place, of course, reasonably uniform national rules for casting and counting votes in Presidential elections will evolve.

The first thing that needs to be emphasised, and which you note, as you move from Bristol to Birmingham, from Cardiff to Luton, is that there is, of course, no uniform Muslim community.

One is 19, of course, the uniform number he wore with distinction as the right fielder for the San Diego Padres.

To yield to the contention of the petitioner would not only disregard the uniform course of decision by this Court for over a hundred years in recognizing the legal autonomy of state and federal governments.