Sentence examples for becomes homogenous from inspiring English sources
It all becomes homogenous". It has become so homogenous that I recently read that Nike employees are tattooing their company logo, the swoosh, on various body parts.
This process is time-dependent, therefore as the time extends, the structure of material becomes homogenous, which improves its mechanical properties.
Many researchers have aware that an evolutionary algorithm (EA) may revisit an already searched place, especially when the population of EA converges or most solutions in population becomes homogenous [34].
Since the epidermal expression of Ush also becomes homogenous in tkv mutants by virtue of being undetectable (Fig. 1B), it seems that the morphogen properties of Dpp are responsible for the graded expression of Ush in both tissues.
Also, it is not expected that there is a clear temperature threshold where the membrane becomes homogenous in case of actin pinning, because this transition is smooth, e.g., contrast and size of the stabilized domains just decreases as the temperature increases (see Machta et al., Figure 3).
After that, Butler said, "everything became homogenous".
British culture, in other words, refused to become homogenous – impossible to break into three simple components, English, Scottish and Welsh.
The result, she said, is that "these will become the subjects of the privileged, and history-writing and novel-writing and art-making and poetry-writing will become homogenous in terms of class and social background".
Lithium acetate dihydrate (CH3COOLi·2H2O, GR, Junsei) and iron acetate (Fe (CH3COO 2, Aldrich) corresponding to 1M LiFePO4 was dissolved in tetraethylene glycol. 1 M Phosphoric acid (H3PO4, Daejung Chemicals) was then stirred with the resulting solution until it became homogenous.
If one patch did become homogenous and drab, avatars would simply fly off to the next.Another economic difference, says Mr Rosedale, is the lack of economies of scale in Second Life.
Given the seeming benefits that the "Frenchness" of the management culture in these companies has delivered, it would seem a shame to replace it with something that could become homogenous and bland.
