Sentence examples for homogenous area from inspiring English sources
Houses that are not part of a larger homogenous area of informally or formally developed area.
Unique observations at this site included nighttime and early morning venting anomalies that seemed to originate from a seemingly homogenous area within the forest.
This morphology predisposes the stopes to become the core area of the most recent dynamic geomorphic activity within the wider, relatively homogenous area.
A higher uniformity coefficient promises the central region in detector mask is a homogenous area.
The illumination is provided by premium-quality blue light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that render a homogenous area of light because of the high-quality diffuser screen.
A large colour table means that every colour only appears a few times, indicating that there is no large homogenous area in the image, and vice verse.
But Tuesday's attack, coupled with several other suicide attacks this year in Kufa and Najaf, suggested an ominous deterioration in security even in Iraq's demographically homogenous areas.
We assume that the high correlation would also hold true at the HRU level for the 25 km buffer size aalthough we did not condition the regression on HRUs, since they represent more homogenous areas in terms of environmental conditions.
Property dealers visited by The Independent last week in three areas of Kabul all said they had noticed a shift in population as residents packed up and left formerly mixed neighbourhoods for more ethnically homogenous areas.
In general, predictive performance was best at very fine and very coarse scales in morphologically varied areas, coarse scales in flat homogenous areas and relatively scale invariant in mixed areas.
I mean you trace it to Gingrich, I think that's correct, but for decades now polarization has increased, partisanship has increased, there's some evidence that people are physically moving into more ideologically homogenous areas of the country, that the whole country is sorting and polarizing.
