I guess that's the beauty of a regime in the eyes of the dictator - an environment so far removed that the majority have no idea what the rest of the world is like and are forced to accept the homogeneous minimalist life chosen for them and conditioned into a psychological state that made them unable to conceive rebellion.
However, in the CC75C, a UK population-based study of ageing, where individuals have relatively homogeneous early life educational experiences and ethnic backgrounds, this measure appears to have a clear evident association with factors which have an influence even in the years before death.
In the present work, the fatigue life of homogeneous plate containing multiple discontinuities (holes, minor cracks and inclusions) is evaluated by extended finite element method (XFEM) under cyclic loading condition.
In one study, newborn chicks spent their first day of life in a homogeneous environment containing only one inanimate object.
For Dewey, the invention of steam, electricity, and the telephone offered formidable challenges to relatively static and homogeneous forms of local community life that had long represented the main theatre for most human activity.
Furthermore, the lack of homogeneous tissue distribution, limited half-life and enormous production costs decrease the attractiveness of this epitope-specific passive immunotherapy.
At home, Topol deftly caricatures the clashes in Czech life as a once homogeneous country grapples with the forces of population migration.
The effect of light availability across tree life stages is not homogeneous; species with low mortality in the absence of light at early life stages may have slow growth rates at intermediate or late life stages [ 21].
However, with long-term effects such as lymphoma and a homogeneous observation period within the marketing life of the product, non-stationarity of reporting is unlikely.
