Sentence examples for growing homogeneity from inspiring English sources

His perceptions were right on the money about the death of localism, the growing homogeneity of America, the trashing of the environment.

However, we believe a more likely explanation is the growing homogeneity of language and culture that comes with maturing industrialization and urbanization.

Similarly, mean and standard deviation of intensity values for a few tumor regions were used as a homogeneity parameter for the region growing algorithm.

All genotypes were grown from vegetative propagules and visually selected for homogeneity from 87-day-old plants growing in propagation pots.

In order to avoid leakage, the total number of merged voxels was limited to 12000; otherwise, 3D region growing was restarted by automatically using an improved homogeneity criterion.

The growing demand in the pharmaceutical industry and the lack of homogeneity in field-grown material led us to search for an alternative approach for mass production of W. somnifera roots.

While a tree is growing, it identifies a splitting variable and corresponding threshold value that maximizes the homogeneity of the resulting two or more subgroups of samples.

The situation is growing increasingly intolerable for Journal staffers, who say journalism at the paper that media mogul Rupert Murdoch owns is suffering from the overwhelming homogeneity of the newsroom.

Consequentially, the general concept of region growing is to group voxels with the same or similar intensities to one region according to the given seed points and a homogeneity criterion.

Birefringence and Mach-Zehnder interferometry shows good refractive index homogeneity of the grown crystals.

One of the most critical issues of this growth method is the poor reproducibility and homogeneity of the grown NWs.