Sentence examples for homogeneous cohesive from inspiring English sources

A total of 160 (71%) RET and 77 (65%) ET profiles produced trees with a homogeneous (cohesive) Aquificae clan (fig. 4 a); trees of the remaining 65 (29%) RET and 42 (35%) ET profiles yielded a heterogeneous (noncohesive) Aquificae (fig. 4 b).

Interestingly, the phylogenies of the 160 core RET clusters independently identified more trees in which one or more Geobacter (120; 75%) or Clostridia (116; 73%) were adjacent to a homogeneous (cohesive) Aquificae clan than was the case for Epsilonproteobacteria, Thermotogae, or Archaea.

New plasticity solutions to the drained stability of conical slopes in homogeneous cohesive-frictional soils were investigated by axisymmetric finite element limit analysis.

During the middle republic the peoples of Italy began to coalesce into a fairly homogeneous and cohesive society.

The films exhibited homogeneous and cohesive structures, indicating strong interactions between the filler and matrix.

A three-dimensional finite element simulation model, which includes all relevant shield tunnelling components and allows for the modelling of the step-by-step construction process of the tunnel advance is used to analyse the influence of TBM operation parameters and design parameters for a shallow tunnel advance in homogeneous, soft, cohesive soil below the ground water table.

For the diet, pureed, homogeneous, and cohesive foods were initially used with a gradual progression to food with nearly normal texture for individuals whose swallowing dysfunction progressively improved.

This production is developed as a family activity in ethnically homogeneous and highly cohesive rural farming communities.

But more cohesive, more homogeneous - can I use that word?

Polysaccharide-based edible coatings are more popular than other hydrocolloids because they are generally transparent, cohesive, and homogeneous with adequate mechanical properties [ 60, 79].

Region, in the social sciences, a cohesive area that is homogeneous in selected defining criteria and is distinguished from neighbouring areas or regions by those criteria.