Sentence examples for great homogeneity from inspiring English sources

The settled Egyptian countryside, throughout the delta and the Nile valley to the High Dam, exhibits great homogeneity, although minor variations occur from north to south.

Lying on the northern outskirts of the European continent and thus avoiding the characteristics of a geographic crossroads, Norway (the "northern way") has maintained a great homogeneity among its peoples and their way of life.

Figure 5a indicates the great homogeneity of ZnO grain size.

The bioinformatics studies revealed a great homogeneity of sequences among the JUNV isolates.

SEM investigations show substantially a great homogeneity over the entire area with absence of cracks, veins and/or fissures and without formations of clusters and/or aggregates.

The thickness of such high permeable reservoirs with great homogeneity is a geologic basis for a high-productivity gas well, and good match of natural fractures and vugs is the key factor to high well productivity.

SEM analysis showed better fiber wetting by resin on UR groups), resulting in greater homogeneity, as seen by fiber and resin distribution in the composite; the more homogeneous composite seemed to enable an "easier" interaction between resin and fibers and consequently better protection against fracture development).

That appears to be a direct result of the greater homogeneity within smaller countries.

The smaller volcanic high islands have greater homogeneity and easily support life well above the subsistence level.

Most members of the family are classified in Tectaria (also known as the halberd ferns; 150 or more species), but this morphologically variable genus may be separated into four or more smaller units that display greater homogeneity.

Last year, Western Kentucky offered RoommateClick to students for the first time, and while Mr. Kuster worries about the potential for ever greater homogeneity in dorm rooms, his office has seen fewer conflicts.