uniform set
collocation in Englishmeaningsofuniformandset
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uniform
adjective
uk/ˈjuː.nɪ.fɔːm/us/ˈjuː.nə.fɔːrm/
the same; not changing or different in ...
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set
noun
uk/set/us/set/
a group of similar things that belong together in ...
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(Definition ofuniformandsetfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Diacritics are no longer needed, because theuniformsetof stress-relevant units is already present in the basic representations.
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It provides reason for caution in extending, a priori, auniformsetof liberal-democratic norms to the world at large.
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Even worse, statutes failed miserably in providing auniformsetof definitions.
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This construction would provide auniformsetof two-qubit states, some of which would have intermediate entanglement.
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From 1882 a large establishment was set up to survey tanks and produce on them a centralized anduniformsetof records as the basis for state involvement.
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Thus, as for contract and tort, it makes sense to recognise a generic claim under the category, governed by a standard framework and employing auniformsetof concepts.
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The first problem is this: is the concept of a singleuniformsetof rules governing both work within the jurisdiction and overseas work misconceived?
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Legalising illegal immigration will not solve any problems: managing immigration in accordance with auniformsetof rules even less so.
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The first stage provides auniformsetof jurisdictional rules under which the courts will determine custody disputes.
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Any attempt to control them by auniformsetof rules must risk mangling one of them.
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And lastly, is it necessary or possible to have auniformsetof rules which also prohibit?
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It will apply auniformsetof legal rules.
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This will give manufacturers easier access to all markets, subjecting their production and marketing practices to auniformsetof conditions.
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It does not want auniformsetof targets to be applied nationally.
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It is not merely auniformsetof terms and conditions of service which defines the civil service.
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It would create auniformsetof rules of evidence and procedure which each member state would be required to adopt for prosecutions brought in his name.
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Rail passengers and freight shippers therefore benefit from auniformsetof rules for international rail journeys, including conditions of carriage and compensation in the event of loss or damage.
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However, a variety of legal issues regularly transcend state lines, which makes a predictable and relativelyuniformsetof laws across states a desirable aim.
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This was a setback for the federal government's attempt to create auniformsetof health care insurance benefits.
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One year later, the throwback design strongly influenced the 49ers to redesign theiruniformset.
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