Sentence examples for use of a uniform from inspiring English sources

For this reason, Michael Palin pioneered the use of a uniform outfit in every shot – light chinos, blue shirt – and Peston follows suit less): wearing the same dark blue coat and pink shirt in sequences filmed far apart.

The use of a uniform run-off coefficient makes the modelling approach simple and parsimonious, but less accurate.

Nevertheless, the use of a uniform distribution does not allow reducing the transmission rate below 64 kbps.

In order to promote nationwide collaboration between radiologists, it would be desirable to make use of a uniform platform facilitating automated invoicing between all involved parties, as also reflected in the Swiss survey [16].

By adopting the terminology used for the low density parity check (LDPC) codes, a regular TC is related to the use of a uniform repetition in the equivalent encoding structure (see Figure 5).

Both forms of nominalism are examined, and they are assessed in light of how they address five central problems in the philosophy of mathematics (namely, problems dealing with the epistemology, the ontology, and the application of mathematics as well as the use of a uniform semantics and the proviso that mathematical and scientific theories be taken literally).

Laminar mixed convection heat transfer for assisted and opposed air flows in the entrance region of a vertical circular tube with the using of a uniform wall heat flux boundary condition has been experimentally investigated.

This method is based on the use of a general uniform beam finite element formulation.

The method makes use of a Cartesian uniform lattice that encompasses both the fluid and the solid domains.

In the French study, the treatment protocols differ between the hospitals, so the results reflect the mean outcome of different CRS HIPEC regimens, while in the Netherlands there is a unique situation; the use of a national uniform treatment protocol.

The correction of spatial non-uniformity of illumination should be implemented and/or specified using images of a uniform card (normally but not necessarily white) for each spectral band.