Sentence examples for from the uniformity from inspiring English sources

That is the city's great salvation from the uniformity of the grid.

From the uniformity and standardization of the dully practical object, Renoir extracts a sort of quasi-Cubist riot of slashing arcs.

A great deal of benefit has come from the uniformity of software and the interoperability among and between users having the same software.

Evaluation of reconstructed slices (with attenuation correction) from the uniformity section of the Jaszczak phantom showed good uniformity with CV values < 3%, indicating low noise and accurate attenuation correction.

"Our idea … of necessity and causation arises entirely from the uniformity, observable in the operations of nature; where similar objects are constantly conjoined together, and the mind is determined by custom to infer the one from the appearance of the other" (ECHU 54 55).

Consequently, significant deviations from the uniformity in the pattern of sequence conservation in different subgroups can be attributed to differences in effects of selection within these subgroups.

It might be due to the condition that with installation of a column with materials different from the soil, the uniformity of soil mass is disruption and consequently settlement of column-less state is decreases.

From the boundedness of operators U t, s) and the axioms of the phase space ℬ it is easy to see that the set x t n, x t, n ∈ ℕ, t ∈ [ 0, b ] is bounded in ℬ, which implies from condition (H1) the uniformity convergence of g ( t, x t n + y t ) → g ( t, x t + y t ), as n → ∞. on [0, b].

From this result, the uniformity of exponent b can be explained as follows.

The number-average diameter of the microspheres linearly increases from 2.63 to 3.34 μm and the particle size distribution becomes narrower by decreasing the uniformity from 1.10 to 1.02 with the DVB concentration from 20 to 90 mol%.

Other concerns were common to every Games: the incongruity of watching stellar sporting feats where the only food and drink on offer was McDonalds or Coca Cola thee command and control that forbade Norwegian cross-country skiers from wearing black armbands in support of a recently deceased relative, the uniformity from Games to Games and the needless pomposity.