Sentence examples for singular uniform from inspiring English sources

All along, Dorsey began casting himself in the image of Steve Jobs, calling himself an "editor," as Jobs referred to himself, and adopting a singular uniform: a white buttoned-up Dior shirt, bluejeans and a black blazer.

These campaigns promote the notion that marriage is singular, uniform, fixed, unchanging.

However, studies on simulating urban land development often treat it as a singular and uniform process and neglect place-based decision-making processes and multiple tracks of how urban land is developed.

It is especially important to note that Hispanics cannot be characterized as a singular or uniform cultural, linguistic, economic or other social group.

After her opening-night performance (see her again on Jan . 20and Feb. 3), the gallery now contains much evidence of her singular presence; her uniform of army green coveralls hangs alongside a sprinkling of ice picks driven into the white walls like punctuation marks, then circled for emphasis.

To this end, the distribution of the singular values of random uniform matrices is first studied.

In this and an earlier paper [E.R. van Dam, E. Spence, Combinatorial designs with two singular values. I. Uniform multiplicative designs, J. Combin. Theory A 107 (2004) 127 142] we study combinatorial designs whose incidence matrix has two distinct singular values.

The partition model [3] offers an improvement in that it separates tumors from NL, but it simplistically models all tumors as a single entity having a singular uptake fraction and assumes uniform activity distribution throughout the tumor and NL compartments.

Since fractional derivatives are integrals with weakly singular kernel, the discretization on the uniform mesh may lead to poor accuracy.

Lyapunov technique, Uniform Ultimate Boundedness and Matrix Singular Values are used for stability analysis and design of the controller.

In this paper we prove the uniform Lp boundedness of oscillatory singular integral operators with smooth phase functions which satisfy a certain finite-type condition.