Casinos have almost a uniform character throughout the world.
In the 20th century they became commonplace and assumed almost a uniform character throughout the world.
Under the same RAE, solar incidence angle make a great effect on the uniform character of temperature distribution.
Concern for prayer, as the central and principal function of monasticism, does not mean that the Eastern Christian monastic movement was of a single uniform character.
The major conclusions may be summarized as follows: (1) Loess malacocoenoses differ in their composition from all known molluscan assemblages in present-day Europe and show a relatively uniform character in space and time.
A third water mass, the deep water, forms in February and March by the cooling of the water surface in the northern part of the sea; it is of very uniform character, with temperatures ranging narrowly between 32° and 33° F (0° and 0.5° C).
Analyses of historical flow records at 11 gauging stations spanning 14 48 years during a period of record from 1962 to 2010 reveal: a uniform character of annual flow distributions at all gauging stations given by a Gaussian function implying a unique glacio-hydrometeorological condition prevailing throughout the basin controlling four hydrologic flow regimes within UIB.
We are also interested in developing a neural network fractal theory using Wijsman topology (its pointwise character seems to characterize some properties better than the Hausdorff topology induced by the Hausdorff Pompeiu metric (which has a uniform character).
Jevons' work was not directed to the explanation of the behaviour of specific individuals per se, unless these individuals were representative for all market participants of a certain uniform character.
At this point, the group doesn't really have any kind of uniform character – they barely have a purpose, beyond furthering their own existence and that of their leader.
