Sentence examples for uniformity from from inspiring English sources

"There's no similarity or uniformity from drug to drug".

There's no uniformity from one individual to another or from one bottle of grapefruit juice to the next.

Just by following how each has approached the design of the suit, which has been the basis of modern fashion since Gabrielle Chanel borrowed the essential components of comfort and uniformity from a man's wardrobe, you can see how this intelligible style reached its apogee with Mr. Armani's unconstructed suits, and is now disintegrating with Mr. Ford.

Other concerns were common to every Games: the incongruity of watching stellar sporting feats where the only food and drink on offer was McDonalds or Coca Cola thee command and control that forbade Norwegian cross-country skiers from wearing black armbands in support of a recently deceased relative, the uniformity from Games to Games and the needless pomposity.

These rankings have less to do with the food served in the restaurants than with a) the media ubiquity of the man who doesn't cook in them; and b) the fact that most of TripAdvisor is written by out-of-towners, and the dullest Michelin joints appeal to people who crave fawning, internationalist uniformity from the restaurants they visit.

The article stated that the nation is in transition when it comes to keeping track of the population by race and ethnicity, moving, often without uniformity, from the old "mark one box" limit to allowing citizens to check as many boxes as their backgrounds demand.

Composition of presented pigments lead tin yellow type I from Böke & Fritz Art.No.101-7 Art.No.101-7ype II from Kremer No. 10120 shows certasn non-uniformity from the chemical point of viewell

Design results show that the reflective encapsulation module could not only reduce the irradiance non-uniformity from 28.72% down to 8.34% within the prescribed illumination region, but also minimize the optical dimension by 9.6%, which demonstrate both the effectiveness and robustness of the LSCS method.

In fact, as those who follow this issue know, we've experimented with enforced uniformity: from 1987 until 2005, Congress took much of sentencing out of judges' hands by setting mandatory federal guidelines, which made sentencing formulaic.

Dissenters, so named for their unwillingness to conform to the Church of England, were prevented by the Act of Uniformity (1662) from entering English universities.

In terms of the FD, the uniformity varies from 0.3057 to 0.5748.