Sentence examples for particular uniform from inspiring English sources

"What does matter, if for instance a school has a particular uniform policy, sensitively put in place and all the rest of it, and people want to flout that uniform policy, often for reasons that aren't really connected with religion, I think you should always come down on the side of the school".

Although Colleen Atwood's formally elegant costumes — in shades of silver, gray, lilac and purple, with women in midi-length dresses and men in formally sleeved tunics — establish a very particular uniform look, Neil Austin's lighting design projects a different mackerel sky for each prelude, usually with sunrise or sunset colors.

In particular, uniform and linear response, low noise and stability against high ionisation density deposits are prerequisites for achieving good energy resolution.

The coated half-space is subjected to a particular uniform pre-deformation such that it is kept to be tractions-free on its surface.

A suitable solution to derive a particular uniform M θ relationship for each connection type in terms of geometric parameters may be achieved through finite element (FE) modeling.

In particular, uniform properties over the whole surface area to be covered by the thin film are very difficult to obtain with a physical vapour deposition (PVD) process.

In particular, the uniform contention slot selection distribution (CSSD) over the contention window is replaced with a nonuniform CSSD which multiplicatively increases the probability of picking a later slot relative to an earlier slot.

In particular, the uniform asymptotic techniques give the correct farfield form of the velocity potential in the principal lobe and predict the value at the peak of the principal lobe very accurately.

In particular, a uniform prior from 0 to 1 was used for FIS as samples from multiple sites within each drainage were pooled in these analyses.

These values are all significantly lower than the best label, and, in particular, the uniform labeled experiment only produces half of the dimensionality as the optimal experiment.

In particular a uniform lens refractive index or a constant ultrasound velocity is usually assumed, and these assumptions may be of limited validity for the inhomogeneous lens.