Sentence examples for may be uniformly from inspiring English sources

Her novels may be uniformly spare, but they're hardly tight; each one seems as weirdly elastic as the whole slippery oeuvre.

The conical tail is short (3 to 10 cm) and scantily haired; it may be uniformly coloured or dark above and white below.

The distribution of proppant particles may be uniformly dispersed in the fracture network or mainly settled in dominant primary fractures.

Furthermore, these designs may be uniformly tiled on flat or curved planes with minimal gap loss for applications requiring multiple absorbers.

While the charge or allegation of waste may be uniformly applied to the whole of the community, the opportunity to give, to replenish, to restore, is highly discriminating.

Consequently, we generalize substantially the class of bounded domains where weak solutions of boundary value problems of type Neumann, Robin, or Wentzell, may be uniformly continuous (up to the boundary).

Biopsy sites may be identified by medical imaging, such as magnetic resonance imaging, as the muscles may not be uniformly affected.

Even if the reservoir is not a homogeneous one, the damage may not be uniformly distributed and the lack of a good method to obtain a better acid distribution may not be able to remove a significant part of the damage, since acid will penetrate only areas with minor damage.

However, actual MIMO systems may be used in line-of-sight (LOS) environments, and even in a non-LOS (NLOS) case, scatterers may not be uniformly distributed around an RX and/or a TX.

Also, different HIV variants have been detected in blood and semen of the same individual, suggesting that drugs may not be uniformly effective to control the viral load and infectivity in different tissues and secretions, which in turn may affect sexual transmission of HIV.

Results suggest that a single modified design may not be uniformly effective.