The Uniform words are the words that have only two flipping bits from 0 to 1 and 1 to 0 (e.g., 01110000).
Although this result, which is equivalent to the uniform word problem for lattices, was in the same paper as Skolem's famous contribution to Löwenheim's Theorem, it was forgotten until a chance rediscovery in the early 1990s.
&Average value: Non-uniform wording was found; Consent Forms had wording with different readability scores.
The work, by an Algerian artist, Mustapha Benfodil, featured a large group of headless mannequins in what looked like soccer uniforms, some with wording printed on their shirts.
In the United States, the Uniform Commercial Code gives wording required for certain types of contracts, such as leases and investment securities.[38].[38]
Because he's black and wears a uniform, the words "Uncle Tom" are thrown at him, but his gift is for taking palliative action before trouble erupts; he saves a black kid from police harassment by pretending to be a relative, and brings coffee to a bunch of National Guardsmen, who, having been summoned to the fracas, believe that they are in enemy terrain.
Originally part of colonial uniforms (the word "safari" is Swahili), the first version was a lightweight khaki jacket worn by late-19th-century British forces in India and Africa, and by U.S. soldiers in the Spanish American war.
When he puts on the new uniform, mark his words.
I was wearing a mud-caked gray and orange uniform with the words Laurelton Little League emblazoned on the front.
Here, too, in other words, uniform methodology tends to replace the intuitive connoisseurship that formerly typified the critic's sense of his role.
Relaford wears a sleeveless orange T-shirt beneath his Mets uniform with the words "Fugitive" and "You never see me" printed in black letters.
