"perfect uniformity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to complete agreement between two or more entities, or in the context of things that are highly organized or consistent. For example, "The townspeople maintained perfect uniformity in their behavior and dress."
The best idea we have to explain these deviations from perfect uniformity (and hence the large-scale structure in the universe) involves contemplating what the universe looked like when it was even smaller than a beach ball.
And at the highest level one follower succeeded in straightening the noodles out, discovering in his cup eight strands 2mm in diameter and measuring 40cm (16 inches), evidently extruded with perfect uniformity, and cut into perfect lengths.The cult was global.
Atomic force microscopy demonstrated the perfect uniformity and planarity of the cured films.
By using Jain's index (5) [38], the uniformity score for SE can be calculated as 0.64 (0-to-1 scale, with 1 in case of perfect uniformity).
The largest Y such that Y is still sufficiently uniform is a measure for the amount of smooth entropy inherent in X or extractable from X, relative to the allowed deviation from perfect uniformity.
But little work has been reported on the control of the sizes (length and diameter) of the 1D 513MOS and it is still a challenge to synthesize 1D 513MOS with high aspect ratio and perfect uniformity.
Unfortunately, perfect dose uniformity is usually difficult to achieve when treating samples with a complex shape.
For instance, within GAR and AGR, the symmetric codons GAG and AGA definitely have a stronger bias than the asymmetric codons GAA and AGG, which are perfect for uniformity.
Finally, the best designs meeting a series of targets, e.g. simultaneous perfect mixing and uniformity, etc., are introduced.
Uniformity: uniform cylindrical phantom.
However, a simulation is not entirely equal to a real measurement since the effects of e.g. non-perfect intrinsic spatial uniformity and linearity is not modeled.
