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As this thread started by black Twitter O.G. @metroadlib suggests, Trump's attempt to respond was greeted with almost uniform derision.

The developed coatings have a dense and nearly uniform microstructure, with almost uniform hardness values in the range of 600 630 Hv and porosity less than 1%.

As a result of the optimization, an optimal robot design is obtained which has a near unity GCN with almost uniform distribution in the entire feasible workspace of the robot.

The best ITO films for optoelectronic applications show the smallest percentage of oxygen and indium atoms in an amorphous phase, AFM shows that these films have reduced surface roughness (6.265 nm) and grains with almost uniform size and shape.

Figure 2b is the high-magnification image showing the nanowhiskers with almost uniform shape, width and length.

This insight was greeted with almost uniform derision for nearly two thousand years.

Individual mesoscale diurnal cycles are generated almost synchronously along coastlines of the archipelago, so that the whole (synoptic scale) IMC oscillates with an almost uniform diurnal cycle, which is consistent with the coastal heavy rainband organization previously reported (e.g., Mori et al. 2004, 2011, (2018, personal communication).

This turns to a right-lateral strike-slip and reverse slip northeastwards with an almost uniform rake angle of 135°, which is consistent with the teleseismic results (Ji and Hayes, 2008).

For example, Ramponi and Carrato [5] have defined a sample skewness parameter and used a multi-resolution approach to obtain a grid with an almost uniform sample density along the edges and no sample in areas with constant or linearly changing gray level.

The instrument "sees" a loop that is marginally consistent with an almost uniform temperature, but a linear or quadratic model is a much better fit to the data.

This allows to identify the facets as the regions with an almost uniform surface-energy density corresponding to the minima of Eq. (5), bounded by localized regions with high values of (gamma (hat {mathbf {n}})).