Sentence examples for developed uniform from inspiring English sources
As with the usual hydraulics type open channel flows, it was found that fully developed, uniform depth, granular airslide flows could develop.
In the first step a newly developed uniform pressure electromagnetic actuator is used to make a micro-embossed pre-form that can contain very fine surface detail in the part by micro-embossing features in the forming die.
By using the developed uniform questionnaire format, consistency between the results of interviews by different partners was maintained.
Eight studies were carried out on that purpose, using a specially developed uniform methodology, based on linking and matching Police and Hospital non fatal injury records.
These coefficients were calculated within national/regional studies in the examined countries, through a specially developed uniform methodology of linking and matching Police road accident records and hospital records.
Based on past work by the APHENA investigators and extensive sensitivity analysis, we developed uniform approaches for first-stage (within-city) analyses of the time-series data used in previous reports.
For all these reasons, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 7 is developing uniform standards for nanotechnology and supporting innovation, research and development, including appropriate risk assessment research, in this innovative field.
In this re-direction, uniformity of policies is important; interstate coordination and cooperation to develop uniform policies could be important for further growth and will make it easier for firms to project future costs and benefits.
*The network must develop uniform criteria for deciding which patients earn a spot on the transplant list; as it stands, each hospital develops its own criteria.
In return, the New York State Psychiatric Association, the American Psychiatric Association and the New York State Society for Clinical Social Work have agreed to work with Oxford to develop uniform standards for such record-keeping.
He said safety could be achieved without drastic search measures and suggested that the City Council hold hearings to develop uniform guidelines.
