SnoCountry finds that having a common language lends uniformity to reports.
However, the nonuniformity is expressed in the language of uniformity: the epicycle's centre moves in such a way that it appears to go through equal angles in equal times as viewed from another point distinct from Earth, the equant point.
M&C ML starts with defining a vocabulary borrowing concepts from standard practices used in the control domain and incorporates a language which ensures uniformity and consistency across the M&C design, interfaces and implementation artifacts.
Uniformity: uniform cylindrical phantom.
The uniformity of language, style, and ideas marks the work as the product of a single author, known as the Chronicler, who probably lived about 350 300 bc.
However, the Pacific Alliance countries (Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Peru have a combined population of 206 million and US$3.4 trillion GDP) also offer an interesting opportunity in that they have a higher GDP per capita than Brazil, share a common language and have some uniformity across educational systems.
Uniformity of language and standardization of performance measures will allow programs to move from independent evaluation to a comparative system targeted at high quality and efficiency.
To establish uniformity, the general language of such subsection has been drafted and the special provisions of those sections omitted.
There should be more uniformity in the language and definition of the performance standards (e.g., repeat test, second test) monitored and reported by programs.
With the loss of the yers, which gave different results in different dialectal groups, the uniformity of the Slavic language area finally disappeared, and separate branches and languages emerged.
This book provides an impressive extension of Strong Uniformity: in 'agreementless' languages, principles of agreement apply to discourse configurational δ-features as they do to Φ-features in agreement languages.
