uniform
યુનિફોર્મ
definition
verb
make uniform.
noun
airline pilots in dark blue uniforms
the distinctive clothing worn by members of the same organization or body or by children attending certain schools.
a code word representing the letter U, used in radio communication.
adjective
blocks of stone of uniform size
not changing in form or character; remaining the same in all cases and at all times.
black uniform jackets
denoting a garment forming part of a person's uniform.
translation of 'uniform'
એકરૂપ,
એકસમાન
noun
ગણવેશ
example
Note that the observed distribution is quite 'uniform' compared to the distribution expected under neutrality.
During the Mid-Eocene the tilting became smoother and more 'uniform' compared with the Early Eocene.
Those 'uniform' shirts looked as though they were from the Civil War, being Navy Blue and Gold striped arms.
For our model to be valid, we have to assume that the degree of interconnections is 'uniform' across the cell; otherwise, Den would be a function of position.
This said, the profile of the customers is not 'uniform' as can be revealed with a homogeneity analysis.
However, in terms of standards, they are 'uniform' .
Since natural objects are not 'uniform' , we can't compare one spot on an object to another spot, but we can find common features among objects in the same class.
We studied the referral rates for dermatology across the 16 practices in a primary care group with a comparatively 'uniform' population mix.
It was of special importance that staff in each section be counted in a 'uniform' manner to ensure comparability of results.
He also wanted to wear his clerical collar on duty so had to have a specially-designed 'uniform' shirt to accommodate it.
She is wearing her school 'uniform' of dark blue blazer, grey skirt, white shirt, school tie and blue jumper.
He is thought to be the only police officer who wears a dog collar on duty and has a specially-designed 'uniform' shirt to prove the point.
When I'm wearing my UCLA 'uniform' , I'm extremely proud to represent my university.
He pulled off his 'uniform' shirt and put the t-shirt on.
The lack of 'uniform' methods of identification and the taxonomic diversity of B cepacia complex and related species contributes to this problem.
Apples are easier in part because they are more 'uniform' in shape and surface texture than chickens.
They are 'uniform' in their dismissal of critics as being u2018in denialu2019.
Alita had slipped a few of her fingers over the hem of my 'uniform' shirt.
The measure requires states to start issuing more 'uniform' driver's licenses and to verify the citizenship or legal status of people getting them.
Anji got out a clean 'uniform' shirt, and took it off the hanger.
However, structures do tend to be depicted as if they are 'uniform' .
It has its own cultural characteristics - not 'uniform' , not homogenous, but they're distinct.
Nutritionists are surprisingly 'uniform' in identifying the ingredients we should be wary of.
At the time the footage was taken she was wearing her 'uniform' of dark blue blazer, grey skirt, white shirt, school tie and blue jumper.
One day I chose to place my card inside the folded left sleeve of my battle dress 'uniform' shirt.
I quickly change into the 'uniform' shirt front-end assistant manager Patrick loaned me; I didn't want to wear it out on the street.
Until the 1950s Cossart Gordon workers wore a distinctive 'uniform' of blue drill suits with a bright red cap.
In all measurements, a completely 'uniform' and homogeneous image was obtained.
However, they are not 'uniform' , either across food commodities or within a particular food commodity.
Now we have a batch of purloined clear plastic buttons, ready to sew on his shiny 'uniform' shirt.
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