The evenness of the split bodes even more negatively for the future.
Balleret credited the evenness of the contest to the familiarity the two countrymen have with one another's playing styles.
The evenness of the climate is punctuated by destructive typhoons (tropical cyclones) that occur at irregular intervals.
The gloom, the cold, and the evenness of the Barrier are a drag on the spirits; my poise and equanimity are almost gone.
On a cloudy day the space "actually has this uplifting feeling because of the volume and evenness of the light," he said recently.
It says much about the evenness of the contests since (England have won three series, Australia two) that we enter today's opening match of this new instalment of the Ashes with no firm sense of the likely outcome.
And it's certainly hard to imagine that he will ever make these sonatas seem any more beautiful than they do here, for the evenness of the sound Levit produces is astonishing.
In some ways, the evenness of the product begins to approach that of a smoothie or a shake — after all, isn't "chop" one of the buttons on a blender?
"The great variety of colors, the spacing between the tesserae, and the evenness of the mosaic surface as a whole suggest that they were made by master craftsmen," she said.
This included the lovely evenness of the singer's light baritone, his controlled mastery of dynamic range and his unaffectedly profound colouring of text, as well as Huber's limpidly thoughtful piano playing.
His control in Ravel's "Gaspard de la Nuit" was astounding, in sustaining the interlocking watery trills of "Ondine," in the evenness of the B flat pedal tone anchoring "Le Gibet" and in the manifold difficulties of "Scarbo".
