homogenous in English
timbermen prefer to deal with homogeneous woods
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Use "homogenous" in a sentence
1. My family is very homogenous and happy.
2. Mr Berlusconi's present government is far more homogenous.
3. The Autoradiogram of control muscle showed relatively homogenous exposure
4. The catalysts include homogenous acids bases and solid acidsbases.
5. Transforms3d.Affines.decompose44 (A44) ¶ Decompose 4x4 homogenous affine matrix into parts
6. Using homogenous balance method transformationequation and its derived equation are obtained.
7. The self-employment form of work does not group homogenous workers.
8. On the other hand, the fuel consumption of the quasi-homogenous mixture lean combustion decreased by about 5% compared with homogenous lean mixture combustion during all the A/F.
9. The acetabular bone defect is filled with autogenous or homogenous bone grafts.
10. The excellent properties of RPC benefit from its and homogenous microstructure.
11. Strong homogenous arterial enhancement was found in 9 of 58 ( 16 % ) patients.
12. These filters are manufactured with homogenous glass fibers with or without binder.
13. The regenerated polyester melt has less impurities and homogenous viscosity after multiple filtrating.
14. The problem with all these calculations is they assume a homogenous chemical mantle.
15. Mostly, homogenous expansion or contraction in all directions can result a change of conditions.
16. Paste board: Board made from several laminations of thinner sheets. Contrast to Homogenous board.
17. Cell fractionation The separation of the different constituents of the cell into homogenous fractions.
18. Actually, as it turned out, the transvestites were not a homogenous group either.
19. When utilizing the nanosecond impluse applied power, the discharge is the most homogenous and stable.
20. The generations following the Bottleneck are more genetically homogenous than would otherwise be expected. Bottlenecks …
21. When considering multi - core architectures, embedded designers are faced with a choice. homogenous or heterogeneous?
22. These filters have one single, homogenous layer and are Backwashed simultaneously by air and water
23. Aronia plants intended for plantation establishment should be homogenous, preferably two or three years old
24. An aluminum alloy including an iron-manganese homogenous solid solution is manufactured by casting molten aluminum.
25. The dynamic behaviours of homogenous materials, such as quartz, calcite and wolframite in grinding mills are examined.
26. During the last decade new hydrosilylation catalysts, predominantly homogenous and heterogenous transition metal complexes have been developed.
27. Until now, vehicle bodies have consisted largely of a homogenous sheet steel structure with constant component sheet thicknesses.
28. Assimilationists suggest that such values are possible only within a more culturally, and to some ethnically, homogenous society
29. All the ingredients are blended together and the dough is worked thoroughly by hand until homogenous and elastic
30. Accurately calculating location of a fault even on a branched, non-homogenous, radial electric power distribution system.
31. Them Acinuses are generated secretory by cages of the cubic form, and channels contain a homogenous material - slime
32. Alternatively, the lens array can be used as a cathode lens for a photocathode with several homogenous adjacent emission areas.
33. However, in comparison to Chechnya, Dagestan has over 30 separate ethnic groups, as opposed to the more homogenous population of Chechnya
34. This ensures a homogenous, standardised client population and enables the simple and efficient central administration of management expenses and operating costs.
35. With the confirmation of homogeneous replacement of Propositions A, O, the replacement of categorical proposition should be the reasoning of homogenous equivalence.
36. Compounds of the invention with homogenous nanoparticle dispersions display homogeneous UV/blue absorption as well as down conversion to visible luminescence.
37. Moving boundary problem can easily be solved with equations under the Lagrange Coordinate System for numerical computations of homogenous flow in interior ballistics.
38. A democracy needs such "echo chambers, " even though their discussions inevitably appear like nothing but a bunch of homogenous supporters rah-rahing each other.
39. Calibration and analytical measurements in spectrometric multicomponent analysis can be solved by linear algebra supposing the observed values being a homogenous linear function of the expected quantities.
40. The Iraqi Bathist regime was a secular government, and Saddam urged Arab nationalism over religious fundamentalism—he wanted to foster a homogenous society of Shia, Sunni and Kurds
41. Group Captives With group Captives, we help customers in similar industries with above average risk characteristics join together in homogenous groups for better, more stable long-term outcomes
42. In all species of dicotyledons examined so far, flower and leaf abscission zones possessed heterogenous metaxylem vessels adjoining protoxylem and secondary xylem vessels with homogenous patterns of lignified thickenings.
43. “Ethnic Cleansing” is the attempt to get rid of—through deportation, displacement or even mass killing—members of an unwanted ethnic group in order to establish an ethnically homogenous
44. Bumping is a phenomenon in chemistry where homogenous liquids boiled in a test tube or other container will superheat and, upon nucleation, rapid boiling will expel the liquid from the container
45. Malignancy was found in 12/52 (23%) Clumped lesions and in 13/68 (19%) of non-Clumped lesions that showed heterogeneous (5/13, 38%) or homogenous (8/13, 62%) internal enhancement
46. The homogenous aleurone consists of similar protein bodies (e.g. Phaseolus vulgaris) while the heterogeneous aleurone consists of granules of different shapes and types of proteins covered with a membrane (e.g. Ricinus communis).
47. A Carding action to disentangle the clumps of fibres, and thoroughly inter-mix the fibres to form a homogenous blend; cross-lapping action to further blend the wool and minimize any side-to-side variation
48. It artificially creates – as in France – socially homogenous poor neighborhoods where the unskilled live among themselves, disconnected from others, making it harder for them to benefit from the agglomeration economies that would boost their productivity.
49. The additional agents are present at least partially in an agglomerated state before being admixed and are subsequently deagglomerated and added to the coating or to the plastic being processed to form the homogenous composite material.
50. In a method for producing composite materials, preferably plastics, metered amounts of additional agents, preferably nanopowders and/or nanofibers, are admixed during production to form a homogenous matrix of the composite material to be produced.