Sentence examples for perceived uniformity from inspiring English sources

Boy bands, for all their perceived uniformity, are really about variety, offering a range of crush options in one package.

Many critics praise Megatokyos character designs and pencil work, rendered entirely in grayscale; conversely, it has been criticized for perceived uniformity and simplicity in the designs of its peripheral characters, which have been regarded as confusing and difficult to tell apart due to their similar appearances.

The uniformity in the perceived temporal quality carries as a drawback a slight increased sensitivity to the drift problem.

This uniformity in the perceived quality carries as a drawback an increased sensitivity to the drift problem with respect to the DISCOVER architecture.

In high uncertainty avoidance cultures, however, uniformity is emphasized and social deviants are perceived as different and with suspicion.

Therefore, HMPD basically simplifies the signal representation, in terms of uniformity, by removing the voicing decision, without losing, on average, perceived quality.

In nuclear medicine imaging, non-uniformity or heterogeneity in radiotracer uptake in tissues is visually perceived as areas of high as well as low uptake.

Constraints as perceived by the producers, in order of importance, are pressing and whey removal, quality and uniformity of rennin, milk temperature at arrival, cheese curdling, and cleanliness.

Whether or not the resultant uniformity was or still is both pleasing and desirable is certainly open to discussion; but it will be perceived that any argument about architectural standardization must primarily be a question of value, rather than of cost, and it is with values that architectural theory has always been predominantly concerned.

For perceived advantage?

"It will be well perceived".