Sentence examples for instead of the uniform from inspiring English sources

Instead of the uniform wear anticipated under normal cutting conditions, the improper mixture resulted in a degradation of the wheel's mechanical properties, and catastrophic brittle fracture.

Instead of the uniform white broadcloth shirt, he was wearing a blue button-down oxford, and his suit had the unpadded shoulders and narrow lapels that are said to distinguish Ivy Leaguers.

It can be expected that a nonuniform hole fraction could be utilized in the process of designing a liner for decreasing the number of film cooling holes and obtaining the same film cooling effect, instead of the uniform hole fraction presented in this study.

However, generally PA 1 still seems to have a better performance and can be used instead of the uniform power allocation, PA 2. The adaptive power allocation method PA 3 considered has a slightly better performance than the proposed power allocation strategy.

However, we used the Poisson distribution that has been shown to be suitable for modeling SAGE data [12] instead of the uniform distribution used in [5] to model microarray data.

In addition, the normal distribution was used instead of the uniform distribution because the normal distribution better approximates the binomial distribution, which next-generation allele frequencies follow under the Wright Fisher model.

The officer threw the shirt at Mr. Greenfield, who mended it and started wearing it instead of the uniforms the other prisoners wore.

It was immediately after 9/11 and she turned up at school demanding to wear a long black dress instead of the school uniform.

"Mentors are allowed to wear red hoodies instead of the standard uniform, so they have a high status in the school community," coordinator Vaughan Hewitt explains.

One conclusion was that, if you had eyes responsive to 200 MHz radio waves rather than light waves (and big enough to provide comparable resolution), you would see a sun which appeared considerably brighter at the edge than in the center, instead of the nearly uniform disk our eyes perceive.

But instead of the elegant uniform black covers of those volumes, the dust jackets of this series would have a more contemporary, youthful quality: "Mrs. Dalloway" with a picture of a woman with bloodshot eyeballs popping out of her head, hanging from springs, for example.