Sentence examples for uniform concepts from inspiring English sources

IN the late 1990's, Kirk Watkins was the chief executive of Uniform Concepts, a company that offered payroll-deduction programs through which hospitals' employees could buy their uniforms.

Ujang contends that uniform concepts of planning and "the commodification of places" – everything looking like everything else – weakens identity and attachment to particular places.

His platform includes a new, uniform concept of history, to be taught in schools.

Such a uniform concept of motion was one of his major aims.

No uniform concept or criteria have been agreed upon by scholars either in or out of China with respect to deep petroliferous basins, hence preventing further development and mutual promotion on science research.

Furthermore, we introduce a uniform concept for contextual reasoning, and sketch basic tacticals for the definition of tactics to organise the overall proof-search inside and across different reasoning levels.

Augustine's assertions and remarks, even though they do not offer a completely uniform concept of sign, were fundamental to the development of medieval semiotic, and they constituted the only elaborate theory of signs until the 13th century (apart from the original theory of Peter Abelard).

Available data did not permit a proper reclassification to a uniform concept of bladder cancer.

In the unity of a department all components complement each other to a uniform concept that exceeds the structures of the single units.

See related research by Mariano et al., We still have no uniform concept of the pathogenesis of septic acute kidney injury (AKI).

The Straub review reinforced the concept that estrogens exhibit anti-inflammatory and proinflammatory effects, although no uniform concept covering all inflammatory conditions could be found because of the highly variable responses of the immune and repair systems [ 49].