Sentence examples for levelness from inspiring English sources

In either case levelness is important.

The surface, coated with lacquer or plastic-type material, must be free of continuous grooves and must be within 40/1,000th inch (one millimetre) of perfect levelness.

Evenness of dyeing, known as levelness, is an important quality in the dyeing of all forms of natural and synthetic fibres.

Here his detachment, levelness (all on one plane), smoothness, and daylight clearness are proper merits.

This levelness comes despite the Democratic caucus going from being 50/50 in the percentage of Democratic senators from Democratic-leaning states versus Republican-leaning states to 75/25.

"I like the levelness down her top.

A plausible suggestion is that he followed his predecessor Philolaus in adopting limiters and unlimiteds as his basic metaphysical principles and that he saw his definitions as combinations of limiters, such as levelness and stillness, with unlimiteds, such as air and sea.

The examples given are "windlessness" (nênemia), which is defined as "stillness [the form] in a quantity of air [the matter]," and "calm-on-the-ocean" (galênê), which is defined as "levelness [the form] of sea [the matter]." The terms form and matter are Aristotle's, and we cannot be sure how Archytas conceptualized the two parts of his definitions.