And when you read George Chauncey's "Gay New York," you realize that counting the African-American community as uniformly anything on this issue is a mistake, then or now.
In our approach, the partition in simpler PSO problems solves uniformly this issue, using the same error objective for the entire set of parameters.
Responding to passenger and airline complaints that rules were being unevenly applied, the Federal Aviation Administration this week issued a list that is supposed to be followed uniformly by every airline at every airport.
Democrats have largely avoided the issue, uniformly reiterating their own support for Israel in public comments.
Republicans have too large a majority, and vote too uniformly on most issues, for Democratic votes in the House to make much difference.
Just weeks earlier, the D.C. Circuit declined to issue the plaintiffs' request for the stay, following uniformly applied federal judicial norms -- until now.
Legal specialists say that it is likely that the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia will eventually issue a single standard that all judges can apply uniformly — and that they expect the dispute to reach the Supreme Court before it is resolved.
-- Military does not need to establish an extensive set of new standards of conduct for repeal, but does need to issue guidance making clear that all standards of conduct apply uniformly, without regard to sexual orientation.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration NHTSAA) should issue a comprehensive set of regulations for autonomous vehicles, to be adopted uniformly across the 50 states.
What was most disturbing was the realization that everyone was aware of the issues, but uniformly pessimistic about effectuating any significant change within the huge Veterans Affairs bureaucracy.
