Sentence examples for uniform based on from inspiring English sources

Names for multiples and submultiples of all units were made uniform, based on Greek and Latin prefixes.

Andrew Levy, who is representing Larsen, said he would be willing to pay $250,000 for the uniform based on the offers he had received.

Young women, ignoring the vintage styles of their mothers and grandmothers and the 1950's designs being trotted out by clothing manufacturers hoping to get them into classic clothes, have put together a uniform based on low-slung blue jeans.

In the season opener against Miami, the Terrapins unveiled a unique uniform based on the Maryland state flag that received nationwide media attention.

On November 29 , 2007 the team announced that in honor of the franchise's 125th anniversary of playing in Philadelphia, the Phillies would wear an alternate home uniform based on their 1948 uniforms for all day home games during the season.

It is always possible that the susceptibility of candidal species may not be uniform based on its minimum strength to inhibit the candidal cells.

Kaplan modelled the uniforms on the Kelvin on science fiction films of the 1940s and 1950s, to contrast with the Enterprise-era uniforms based on the ones created in the 1960s.

The South American rebels appealing for military support in London were at first so impoverished they had to clothe volunteers in uniforms cast off by soldiers returning from the Napoleonic war – but as Simón Bolívar's struggle became a cause celebre, their new troops were soon dressed in "strikingly luxurious uniforms based on those of the Royal Artillery".

Three new distributions of the T-X family are derived, namely, the normal-Weibull based on the quantile of Cauchy distribution, normal-Weibull based on the quantile of logistic distribution, and Weibull-uniform based on the quantile of log-logistic distribution.

By this period of the war, Gettysburg historian John Heiser observes: Georgia... had clothing depots in Atlanta, Columbus and Athens where uniforms based on a state-adopted pattern were manufactured, gathered for inspection and shipment to Richmond where these items were then distributed to Georgia units serving in Lee's army.

The Bordurian officers wore uniforms based on those of the German SS, while the Bordurian planes are German in design; in the original version Tintin escapes in a Heinkel He 112, while in the revised version this is replaced by a Messerschmitt Bf 109.