"Announcing new hours before the court case reaches final resolution will only serve to confuse voters and conflict with the standard of uniformity," Husted, a Republican, wrote in a memo.
For some crops, planting mixtures may lead to the final product consisting of produce from several mixture components; this heterogeneity may not meet the high standard of uniformity demanded by consumers.
According to the abstract standard of temporal uniformity defined by the laws of motion, two temporal intervals are truly equal just in case they represent the times during which an inertially moving body would traverse equal distances.
The digital imaging and communications in medicine (DICOM) part 14: greyscale standard display function (GSDF) is a standard of greyscale uniformity that has been specified by the American College of Radiologists and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association for display systems.
August 6, 1838 London, England March 10 , 1900London, England George James Symons, (born Aug. 6, 1838, London died March 10 , 1900 London) British meteorologist who strove to provide reliable observational data by imposing standards of accuracy and uniformity on meteorological measurements and by substantially increasing the number of reporting stations.
High standards and uniformity of undergraduate education in radiology are essential components in this effort.
A number of centrifugal pump standards ensure uniformity and minimum standards of design and dimensional specifications for centrifugal pumps.
Basic to the whole idea of weights and measures are the concepts of uniformity, units, and standards.
Low disease prevalence and lack of uniformity in reference standard in primary care creates methodological challenges in primary care level diagnostic accuracy studies.
Imposed in 1981, the ban restricts service members from wearing articles of faith, citing "the importance of uniformity and adhering to standards," although occasional exceptions have been made.
