The Postal Service must remain a public service if we are to honor our nation's commitment to serve every American community at uniform rates.
A year ago, Odessa and Big Spring had "uniform rates," meaning that the charge per gallon of water (above a base price) did not change even as use increased, a practice that environmentalists say does little to discourage excess use.
The last time such loans were available, they were offered mostly by local lenders and so there was a patchwork of terms and interest rates, but this time around they are available at uniform rates nationwide through about 1,500 banks, mortgage companies and other financial institutions.
The penny post (with its stamps and its uniform rates) arrived in the United Kingdom in 1840, and in the decade that followed Anthony Trollope, a postal inspector, was travelling all over Ireland on the swift new express trains and persistent locals, to make sure that every letter, wherever bound, was actually being delivered the next day.
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Following Kohlenbach and Leuştean (Adv. Math. 231 2525-2556, 2012), we extract uniform rates of metastability.
Wang and Zhang [3] provided uniform rates of convergence in the central limit theorem for LNQD sequence.
Wang and Zhang [12] provided the uniform rates of convergence in the central limit theorem for LNQD random variables.
According to Lei Tian, agricultural engineer and architect of this project, "This type of application is extremely effective because it applies herbicide directly to the plant, instead of broadcasting uniform rates across a field".
The governing non-linear integro-partial differential equations, for uniform rates of acceleration, derived in an earlier paper are presented.
The common wisdom is that steady-state hilltops should display convex shape with both uniform soil thickness and uniform rates of lowering of the soil bedrock interface.
