Sentence examples for least uniformly from inspiring English sources

They are conservative for the density, momentum and total energy, can maintain formal high order accuracy both in space and time and can achieve at least uniformly second-order accuracy with moving and distorted Lagrangian meshes, are essentially non-oscillatory, and have no parameters to be tuned for individual test cases.

We wanted to examine procedures that were included on the core teaching list but appeared to be least uniformly performed in the pilot study.

As Marais notes with respect to AIDS, "In this fanciful world, we're somehow all bobbing in 'the same boat', if not exactly equally than all equally-at-peril... .......... [ 1] The reality, however, is that AIDS is not really a 'global' problem - at least uniformly so.

The image is filtered at different scales in at least three uniformly distributed directions to grab the poor contrast and vasculature with varying width[24].

By the compactness of T we easily see that ({v_{n}},{w_{n}}subset T(D)) are relatively compact in (mathrm {AC}^{n-1}(I)), which means that they have at least one uniformly convergent subsequence, respectively.

The methods that we propose in this paper have tolO −1/plogN+NlogN) computational cost, at least for uniformly smooth problems, where tol is some given tolerance and p is the order of the time stepping method that is used for time advection of the interface.

The post-civil-rights, post-Vietnam realignment, along with the gerrymandered creation of safe districts, has given us — on Capitol Hill, at least — an almost uniformly rightist G.O.P. and a somewhat less uniformly progressive array of Democrats.

Somehow, the shows have a core commonality, not least in the uniformly high production values and pitch-perfect casting.

The bed, the desk, the brass-plated floor lamp: it was all there waiting for me, and though certain pieces had seen better days — the guest chair, for instance, was missing its seat — at least everything was uniformly old.

For each pulse of energy transmitted by the radar (or at least for a uniformly spaced subset of pulses from one revolution of the radar), the return echo is digitized into a specified number of "samples" at a specified rate.

There are a variety of reasons to think that the cost of large Chapter 11 cases has increased, if not uniformly, at least in some number of high-profile cases.