Sentence examples for global homogeneity from inspiring English sources

Yet, without that engine of global homogeneity, the Internet, it probably never would have happened.

In a world of global homogeneity, liminal places have allure because they feel special, e.g., "The Tyrol is so wonderfully liminal -- not Italian or Austrian but something in between".

And because part of his case is to have found international mega-wines wanting, and since their most energetic advocate is Robert Parker, this is also a low-key argument against the increasing global homogeneity imposed by Parker's vast influence.

So this made me wonder — now that the trend has swung back in the other direction, now that global homogeneity is giving way to all things locavore, artisanal and home-brewed, criminals must be following suit, right?

Table 4 shows the test results of the analyses for global homogeneity and global DIF using an RM and a GLLRM, respectively.

1. Calculate global homogeneity threshold θ on the most densely populated bins of the binned scatterplot relative to the whole image, analogously to [14];   2.

The idea began to receive serious academic consideration near the end of the 20th century, as scholars noticed certain global homogeneities in views and attitudes as well as in tastes and consumer behaviour.

Furthermore, one recent assessment of national food supplies worldwide demonstrated that the diversity of crop species is reducing and global food homogeneity is increasing over the past 50 years, which are potential threats to food security [ 6].

But large swaths of Mumbai, the former Bombay, remain immune to the homogeneity of global glamour.

The fetish for destroying historic houses to feed the hunger for infinite white space has led to a global style of architectural homogeneity.

Clubs such as Bury, Rochdale and Oldham shiver in the shadow of Manchester's giants, but are a reminder of what football has sacrificed in an age of homogeneity and global opportunism.