Sentence examples for essentially homogeneous from inspiring English sources

For larger scales the distribution of galaxies is essentially homogeneous and isotropic that is, there is no evidence for the clustering of superclusters.

Although plagioclase grains in some rocks are essentially homogeneous, those in many rocks are zoned i.e., different parts of individual grains have different Ab and An contents.

By contrast, under compression the transformation stress is significantly higher, the strain is lower and is essentially homogeneous.

Furthermore, ANOVA results confirmed the insignificant influence of LSPwC treatment direction on micro-hardness distribution indicating essentially homogeneous conditions, in both L and T directions.

We show that stability is compatible with strategy-proofness or efficiency if and only if the priority structure is essentially homogeneous.

Geophysical information indicates that below a depth of about 1,000 kilometres (620 miles), the mantle behaves as an essentially homogeneous material, but above this level its physical properties are more varied, and there is evidence for second-order discontinuities.

Micromechanics-based models for each elementary mechanism have been developed and enhanced over the past 40 years, allowing microstructure-informed failure predictions essentially assuming homogeneous damage evolution.

According to mainstream discourse of the Cold War, post-1945 Western Europe was essentially a homogeneous historical space fully integrated into modern industrial society.

Indeed, it is seen from Figure 4 that under relatively weak magnetic field (γ = 0.5), as the molecular complex is confined in QDs of 100-nm with 6-nm separation between them, the density of states becomes essentially more homogeneous since the widths of individual lines are broadened and the gaps between them are reduced.

After a long controversy on their natural occurrence, lipid rafts are now widely recognized as heterogeneous entities (for reviews, see [8], [9]), that can be stabilized on their cytosolic side by multipalmitoylated proteins such as caveolins to form essentially immobile homogeneous omega-shaped invaginations, the caveolae, and transverse tubules deeply penetrating muscle cells.

Thirdly, the complex AX attains an essentially spatially homogeneous profile.