Sentence examples for maintain uniform from inspiring English sources
When it comes to nudity, Facebook apologises in its guidelines for policies that "can sometimes be more blunt than we would like and restrict content shared for legitimate purposes" due to its desire to maintain uniform policies across the world.
A lawyer for the state and county Republican Party, Shari L. McCartney, told the board she wanted to note for the record that Ms. Harris was the chief elections officer and had a duty to maintain uniform implementation of elections.
But on Tuesday, that decision was reversed by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, which agreed with the Air Transport Association of America, an airline industry group, that New York's law had been preempted by the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 and hindered the Federal Aviation Administration's ability to maintain uniform standards for air travel.
The appellate judges agreed with the Air Transport Association of America, an airline industry group, that New York's law was pre-empted by the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 and hindered the Federal Aviation Administration's ability to maintain uniform standards for air travel.
NT plants were also planted in the gray area to maintain uniform light and nutrient conditions.
An efficient quality control algorithm is introduced in order to maintain uniform quality through time.
K.F.C. executives say proudly that Art Pelster, the director of engineering, has "revolutionized" shortening and has delved deeper than anyone else into the problem of maintaining uniform quality in seasoning and flour.
Incubation itself is the process of maintaining uniform heat and humidity of the developing eggs, usually accomplished by one or both parents sitting on the eggs at all times.
The airflow in the chamber maintains uniform temperature across all samples.
In addition, maintaining uniform, tight glucose control is challenging and resource demanding.
The designed method, without restriction about the CFL time step, maintains uniform high-order precision in both space and time.
