Sentence examples for provision of uniform from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this technology is automation of comprehensive assessment of highways, provision of uniform objective accounting of traffic characteristics and road infrastructure.

The application of an optical lens-based solar concentrator system mounted on top of DSSCs still poses several challenges in terms of efficiency, cost-effectiveness of optical design, and the provision of uniform and concentrated illumination on a DSSC regardless of surrounding environmental changes [13 15].

However, the use of successful personalized learning programs within the boundaries of traditional learning, aka classrooms, hinges on the provision of uniform levels of functionality for all students, regardless of their unique abilities.

The above scenario foresees the provision of uniform-combined access to data and computational methods for the end-users by hiding the underlying technical complexities.

This is evidenced by the provision of free primary school education for both boys and girls and provision of uniforms and teaching and learning materials for girls in secondary school, to name a few.

Botswana has long been popular, especially among registered midwives (RMs): higher salary, proximity to home, better housing and provision of uniforms were often cited as attracting Zambian nurses [ 1].

All states have adopted, in some form or another, this provision of the Uniform Commercial Code or similar legislation, he said.

This paper describes for the first time a facile, scalable and commercially viable melt blending approach involving use of twin-screw extruder with melt recirculation provision, for uniform dispersion of up to 4.6 vol% multiwall carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) within polypropylene random copolymer (PPCP).

Factors such as improved physical and human resources, improved management/communication, accommodation, provision of free uniforms and hot meals for night staff were important too.

For instance, community-based training on psychosocial support and child protection training draws on the recently enacted Children's Protection and Welfare Act, while the provision of school uniforms for vulnerable children supports the Government's existing policy of providing free and compulsory primary education.

It expanded the provisions of the Uniform Code of Military Justice to give the military the right to charge civilians who not only serve with or accompany the armed forces if war is declared, but also during a "contingency operation".