The Falcons made up for uneven play over all with 595 rushing yards.
She won five medals, including two silvers, for team and vault, and two bronzes, for uneven bars and floor exercise.
Another technique is to heat the structure, using infrared rays, and watch for uneven warm-up or cooling, another sign of delamination.
Ms. Queler's long-running opera-in-concert series has had a winning way of making novelty and discovery compensate for uneven quality.
Despite Bombardier's gripe that losing the Thameslink bid forced it to cut jobs, though, the company's structure already included some provision for uneven demand.
It is short, playing just 6,100 yards from the white tees, but the sloping terrain makes for uneven lies and challenging shots.
Tribeca is no longer a catchall showcase for uneven movies (especially American independent films) seeking a festival imprimatur, and complaints that it is a dumping ground have subsided.
But in this respect, conductor Jonathan Peter Kenny's adoption of fast speeds, particularly in the arias of the first half, made for uneven patches.
Yet, as Janine saw, he was aware of his own propensity for uneven partnerships, and channelled his literary talents into exploring it in fiction and biography.
(c) Imaging results without autofocusing method for uneven SA data.
The Wilcoxon test for uneven pairs was used.
