The reality of Paris has never been the uniform and homogeneous vision depicted in the film Amélie.
For these materials, the relationships between structure and properties are unambiguous and the dream of creating heterogeneous catalysts with homogeneous properties becomes a reality.
The reasons for continuation of the contain phase are complex but were in part a consequence of the pandemic plan's treatment of the country as a homogeneous whole, although in reality the Victoria outbreak occurred several weeks sooner than outbreaks in other Australian states (5 ).
According to this conception of art as a mode of reflection, the function of a work of art is to present humans with the totality of the objective, historical reality within an "homogeneous medium" (such as pure visibility in painting or poetic language in poetry, see GW 11: 642).
In reality however, apparently homogeneous cell populations often contain subpopulations that behave differently but cannot be distinguished a priori by e.g. surface markers.
In reality, they present a homogeneous facade that has nothing to do with any neighborhood.
It is of importance to recall that the temperature distribution is not homogeneous, which is indeed the case in reality.
A significant advantage of using a hybrid simulation is its flexibility in specifying the clock structure and event lives so that inter-event time distributions can closely conform to reality without subject to the homogeneous Markovian assumption.
As many studies show, white Americans are often cut off from the realities of racism, living within homogeneous social networks and communities.
Our world is not homogeneous.
We believe that the null hypothesis of a single, homogeneous mutation probability throughout the protein does not reflect biological reality and will lead to spurious mutation clusters.
