Sentence examples for unevenness for from inspiring English sources

Nor was Mr. Quasthoff invariably in his best voice; a slight insecurity and unevenness, for example, afflicted the high pianissimos of "Rheinlegendchen".

They introduced skewness as a metric to measure unevenness for multi-dimensional resource utilization of a server.

I tolerated Keillor's unevenness for years after that, listening on and off.

Gini indices can provide a standardized basis on which to make judgments on the comparative degrees of geometric unevenness for different manpower resource pools at a point in time, or over a period of time [ 6, 7].

Dunbar found Adam's work "as remarkable for its eclecticism as for its unevenness of quality", and he went on to stress William Adam's "robustness and directness", and found these "appropriate to the artistic climate of North Britain".

In the end, the unevenness counts for less than the good humour and rousing expression of communal enterprise.

The study leads to the following four findings: (a) the mathematical method can be used to identify the waviness and unevenness components for joint surface profiles and its composite topography.

Ann Petersen as the virginal Elisabeth, splendid in an Ava Gardner-style satin gown, showed the intelligence and strong-mindedness of a role that can seem merely prudish, making up for some unevenness of tone.

There is also the matter of the chorus' democratic policy of accepting any and all singers, resulting in a group of mixed capabilities, an unevenness of caliber compensated for by sheer gumption.

With its uniform salaries the public sector is less free than the private sector to compensate for the unevenness of supply and demand by economic incentives.

To compensate for the unevenness of data availability across cell properties and developmental stages, we combined data from stages 43 44, 45 46, and 48 49, as these groupings have proven useful in previous studies (Pratt et al., 2008; Dong et al., 2009; Sharma and Cline, 2010).