Sentence examples for essentially heterogeneous from inspiring English sources

White Teeth Zadie Smith Hamish Hamilton, £12.99, pp462 It is more than 300 years since Daniel Defoe, in his poem 'The True-born Englishman' first recognised the essentially heterogeneous condition of the nation.

Packed beds are essentially heterogeneous on a pellet scale.

Due to the existence of nonidentical uncertainties, the multi-agent systems discussed in this paper are essentially heterogeneous.

It has been found that macro- and microstructure of austenitic alloy was essentially heterogeneous at the contact and free surfaces and in the volume of a ribbon.

The present study concerns the feedback stabilisation of the unstable equilibria of a two-dimensional nonlinear pool-boiling system with essentially heterogeneous temperature distributions in the fluid heater interface.

Essentially all heterogeneous materials are dielectric, i.e., they are imperfect conductors that generally display internal charge displacements that create dissipation and local charge accumulation at interfaces.

This leaves out the difficulty of specifying an "us" in a wildly heterogeneous, essentially fictive nation; but let that go.

The architecture of data acquisition system (DAS) for the tokamak SST-1 is essentially distributed and heterogeneous.

Essentially, tumors are heterogeneous organs that in addition to the malignant cells contain cancer-associated fibroblasts, endothelial and inflammatory cells [1], [2].

Coronary F-FDG was essentially indistinguishable from heterogeneous myocardial uptake in 22 patients and increased uptake was observed in the culprit vessels of six.

Calibration of heterogeneous devices essentially means comparing the received power of each device to its corresponding input signal strength.