Sentence examples for the same uniformity from inspiring English sources

With the same uniformity coefficient, the coefficient of stress recovery increases as the maximum particle size increases, results in less collapse in sandy soils.

In a famous passage Hume writes: "Whether we consider mankind according to the difference of sexes, ages, governments, conditions, or methods of education; the same uniformity and regular operation of natural principles are discernible.

This was land that never belonged to the Johannesburg municipality, and so it never developed the form of municipal "matchbox" houses, built row upon row, with the same uniformity and lack of character.

Reducing the flow rate during deposition process changes the diameter of the tubes, thereby producing a central layer of CNTs with the same uniformity as that in the first layer.

The uniformity test asks whether the amino acid frequencies at sites in real data have the same uniformity as those in data simulated under the JTT + F + Γ model.

Although your beef cubes don't all need to have the same uniformity, it helps to try and be consistent.

And they did so with the same aesthetic uniformity as the auto industry in its early years, initially stamping out house after house on the same architectural plan, drawn up by brother Alfred Levitt, albeit with subtle variations of colour, window treatment and roofline.

Moreover, while the genetic trends across four successive generations showed that growth rate increased across generations by selection, no correlated genetic change in uniformity of growth rate was found during the same period, when uniformity was estimated based on log-transformed data (residual variation scaled by the trait mean).

Results show that many time-dependent policies succeed in maintaining a homogenous copolymer composition and CTD; however, for grade transitions in CSTRs, a uniform copolymer composition cannot ensure the same level of uniformity in CTD resulting in the possibility of fairly different product grades than required.

The same zeal for uniformity made Louis attack the Jansenists.

These common practices have their conceptual roots in the same issues of uniformity that are directly applied to highways.