Exempel på unevenness

• The unevenness of the ground caused me to trip up on every stone.

• The unevenness of industrial development was associated with uneven development of agriculture.

• The wet leaves hid the unevenness of the terrain.

• There is an unevenness to the quality of the chapters.

• On this occasion, there's a huge unevenness in the performances.

• Ceilings are made of plasterboard so as to allow space for service installations, to hide structural unevenness or to further model the interior space.

• Particularly, in addition to the difficulty of making a perfectly conical shape for smaller feelers, the influence of surface unevenness on the feelers' dimensions increases.

• Although evident throughout the century, the unevenness of this system manifested distinctive characteristics at various moments and in various parts of the empire.

• I am always delighted when his poems catch the ' ' unevenness ' ' of the flow of day.

• The data were sampled at 45-deg intervals, both in position and direction, hence one expects some unevenness in the angle distributions.

• The application's unevenness is blamed on financial constraints.

• There is an inevitable unevenness in quality in the book as a whole, and some overlap between certain chapters.

• That fact alone creates a certain unevenness in any comparison or contrast.

• Aside from the unevenness noted above, most of the selections seem quite reasonable, with only a few exceptions.

• In a large collection there is always some unevenness in the quality of the contributions, as is the case here.

• The wealth of new approaches combined with the breadth and complexity of the subject matter produce some unevenness in the overall coverage.

• With such a vast terrain, it is a slight criticism that these bold and courageous authors have allowed themselves a little unevenness.

• They conclude that it is good politics (it sustains public support) but have concerns about the unevenness of provision.

• My second proposition is this: that the effects of this unevenness run in both directions.

• While some regions became markets for labour, others became suppliers of labour because of the unevenness in the impact of capitalist development.