Sentence examples for not uneven from inspiring English sources
That's not to say it's not uneven: Fox, probably the most accomplished actor on view, doesn't get much to work with; but, on the other hand, Kate Hardie and Paul McGann offer a raw honesty that delivers something of a shock to the system.
In 1611, at the request of Cardinal Robert Bellarmine, the professors at the Collegio Romano confirmed Galileo's telescopic observations, with a slight dissent from Father Clavius, who felt that the moon's surface was probably not uneven.
Temporal laser speckle contrast analysis is believed to be insensitive to uneven illumination [ 19], but it was only shown to be insensitive to saturation, not uneven illumination [ 20], and the temporal contrast still changes with the variation of the mean.
When you're pulling, make sure you give an even amount of force on each side so they're not uneven.
Make sure to tighten them evenly on both sides, so that the wheel is not uneven within the frame.
The show, which opened yesterday, is, not surprisingly, uneven, but it works nonetheless as a fond tribute to an independent and eccentric intelligence.
But as Parramatta showed the Rabbitohs on Friday night the NRL is not so uneven that an "unbeatable" team can afford to have a bad day and still win.
WGA techniques result in low physical coverage of the genome, allelic dropout (where one or both alleles at a heterozygous locus fail to amplify and therefore are not detected), uneven genome coverage, and false-positive and false-negative errors.
The things that matter in your dealings with guys are what happens when you are physically together, not the uneven, unreal fraughtery of emails, texts, @s, posts, etc.
Emanuel Levy wrote that the writing was his only complaint about the film, which, he said, "is not only uneven, but promises more original ideas and thematic provocations than it can possibly deliver".
The global intron distribution among these parts is not significantly uneven (χ2 = 5.09, ns).
