Sentence examples for uniform to both from inspiring English sources

Auden's prose introduction to them furnishes us with one man who happens to know his mythology, one man who is "trying to recapture the old atmosphere of laboratory and lecture-hall", a woman who daydreams of "those landscapes familiar to all readers of English detective stories" and a young man "fully conscious of the attraction of his uniform to both sexes".

This is an easy uniform to adopt.

Tailor the uniform to fit you better.

The Linux desktop distributions are far too fragmented to provide a unified and uniform alternative to both Windows and Mac OS X – so an eventual rollup of the consumer-oriented desktop Linux distributions is probably a good idea.

To show the consistency of empirical results we applied the same pair of underlying tests, namely, genotype SKAT and haplotype SKAT with linear kernel and uniform weights, to both population genetics simulations and real data.

Furthermore, ChIP analysis of SP1 occupancy showed an uniform recruitment to both cluster A and cluster B in all three cell types (Supplementary Figure S1 and data not shown), suggesting that the differential recruitment of p53, p63 and p73 according to cluster and cell type might have functional relevance.

In a large, integrated healthcare delivery system in which participants have uniform access to healthcare, both the diabetes prevalence and incidence rates in the two aggregate API categories (Asians or APIs) were greater than whites but lower than Latinos or African Americans.

But the creation of the Rainbows for girls aged five to seven in 1987 and a Jeff Banks-designed uniform in 1990 both helped to breathe new life into the organisation.

They tinker with uniforms to create intrigue.

In addition, the cross sectional properties of the columns are modeled by uniform distributions assigned to both the width and the height.

They were also criticized for their unsatisfactory cost-effectiveness, as their use of uniform premiums leads to both over- and under-compensation of farmers, due to different farm production costs and site conditions (Marggraf 2003; von Haaren and Bathke 2008; von Haaren and Bills 2007).