Sentence examples for the same flattening from inspiring English sources

Comparison of year-over-year admissions to the therapeutic feeding program shows that the 2007 blanket distribution had essentially the same flattening effect on the seasonal rise in admissions as the 2006 individualized treatment of almost 60,000 children moderately wasted.

The refresh was flagged to TechCrunch by designer Tom Waddington who notes in a blog about the change that it appears to be part of a wider icon spring clean at Facebook, with a whole host of other icons used on various official Facebook pages also getting made over in the same flattened and more visually striking style.

The same flattened epidermis characterized the E. brunneum and E. vizottoi queens independently of their mating or ovarian status.

A flatter curve means a bigger standard deviation and a wider spread of results.If the mean of each curve were the same, such flattening would imply both more cold periods and more hot ones.

The passenger list changes, but the same train flattens the Yankees, year after frustrating year.

For the same reasons as flattened hash indexes, flattened bucketization can be used against D&BKQ-attackers, however it only provides probabilistic database protection.

The Internet is flattening the payment networks in the same way TCP/IP flattened the voice and data networks into one and precipitated consolidation.

The blanket distribution strategy in 2007 with a small daily supplement of RUF had essentially the same effect on flattening out the usual seasonal rise in admissions for SAM as the individualized treatment of almost 60,000 children with moderate wasting within an intensive therapeutic program.

Flatten the border out in the same way you flattened the first.

Yet, at the same time, that flattened world allows them access to images read unrealities that leave them confused about their own identity.

Turn out on the same surface and flatten into a rough oval shape, then use a rolling pin to make a trench down the length of the oval, about a third of the way in.