Sentence examples for uniform rising from inspiring English sources

A uniform rising carbon fee is the most economically efficient way for China to limit its fossil fuel dependence.

Governments must place a uniform rising price on carbon, collected at the fossil fuel source – the mine or port of entry.

The comparison of the results obtained from the present approach with [Zhang Y.-Y. and Hu, X.-W., 2007. Calculation of saturation line of groundwater under reservoir water table uniform rising. Hydrogeology and Engineering Geology, 2007 5): 46–49. (in Chinese)] indicated that the works of Zhang and Hu (2007) may overestimate the elevation of the phreatic line under uniform rising conditions.

The remaining CCh-induced [Ca2+]i transient was characterized by a slow and spatially uniform rising phase, consistent with Ca2+ entry through VGCCs (Fig. 4, gallery c).

The non-uniform rising phase of the stimulated Ca2+ transient is also apparent in this example.

It wasn't a uniform rise.

The steady and uniform rise suggests that the occurrence of type 1 diabetes can hardly be associated with short-term regional modifications but, instead, is a consequence of lasting changes to the environment on a global scale.

Born in Liverpool in 1959 and educated at Marlborough and King's College London, Yates joined the Met in 1981 and spent time in uniform before rising through the hierarchy.

But the value of his uniform has risen sharply.

The proportion of women in uniform has risen more than sixfold since 1974, with real advances made even among black women.

In fact, he became a model officer, noted for the smartness of his uniform, and rose through the ranks to become Detective Chief Inspector Robert Miller, known to his colleagues as "Dusty".