Tabor said it would introduce uniformity to the industry's rating system, with stations which currently report on a six-monthly basis also switching to the new four-month system.
Finally, a major ecclesiastical-political quarrel developed when Bern, Geneva's ally in the reformation of the Swiss churches, proposed to introduce uniformity in the church ceremonies.
In this sense, DREAM Software was also born of the need to introduce uniformity in the gathering of data by different centres in different countries, for the monitoring of centres and for the refining of therapies.
This can be achieved by introducing uniformity in the laws of the European Union countries, which should contain binding technical guidelines for the design of recycling systems and methods of disposal of waste.
They say that the use of interRAI-LTCF introduced uniformity and the possibility of quality control.
where superscript r i u 2 reflects the use of rotation invariant uniform patterns, U introduces the uniformity measure U ( LBP P, R ) = sign ( g p − 1 − g c ) − sign ( g 0 − g c ) + ∑ p = 1 p − 1 sign ( g p − g c ) − sign ( g p − 1 − g c ). (2.8).
ULBP introduces a uniformity measure U which corresponds to the number of spatial transitions (between [ 0,1]) in the pattern.
With American racetracks suffering such intense usage, Mick Peterson, professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Maine, has sought to introduce science and uniformity into the mix of racetrack maintenance, to help reduce the variability of many factors affecting the safety of a racing surface.
The RFL, which was outvoted by its southern hemisphere counterparts, could have delayed changing the rule for their domestic competitions until the end of the season but decided, for the sake of uniformity, to introduce the ban in Super League and the Championships from this weekend.
Based around this idea, we introduce a measure of uniformity for the biological function of genes in each cluster.
For the sake of uniformity, we introduce a database size dependent effective variable x db, which is simply the E-value for search methods reporting E-values and is a monotonically decreasing function of quality score, e-(Quality score), for search methods that do not return E-values; see Table 2. Scaling of the database size and functional transformation to yield calibrated E-values.
