Sentence examples for a homogenised from inspiring English sources
Matrix modulus was initially set to 1,700 MPa to validate the authors' implementation of the homogenisation method, checking that homogenising mathematically a composite comprising two materials with the same modulus (1,700 MPa) gave a homogenised material with identical modulus (1,700 MPa).
The restaurant menus offer a homogenised Euro-French cuisine.
It's not a homogenised Starbucks, M&S mess.
I also grew up in suburbia, in a homogenised environment.
Its future is endangered by a homogenised vision of academic education, part of a short-sighted national trend in the new universities.
The closest is gangsta rap, or a homogenised London version, but that isn't representative of me, and I can't pretend I use that language in everyday life.
Could the clamour to get comedy on TV have a homogenising effect?
"The theme throughout The Cornetto Trilogy is loss of identity in a homogenising force, be that an alien network or the NWA.
Along with Catalans, Basques, Flemings, Walloons, Corsicans, Sardinians and even Bretons, the Scots and Welsh are emerging from a homogenising central state of the recent past.
In Italy Catholicism, as a mark of cultural difference in a homogenising world, is held dear in some unlikely quarters: among atheist intellectuals, for example.
Can it be dismissed as an eccentricity that will never affect us or should we worry that it could become a homogenising tool in the hands of the intolerant?
