Sentence examples for homogenous force from inspiring English sources

The Taliban is very far from being a homogenous force.

4. By reducing the difference between bone and implant stiffness it potentially reduces the force peak on single screws and enables a more homogenous force distribution.

The state also is not a homogenous force but, quoting Jessop (as cited in González and Healy 2005, pp 2057 2058), "a specific institutional [ensemble] with multiple boundaries".

We conclude that high values of SSclim of all reanalyses point to spatially homogenous synoptic forcing of air temperature fluctuations in the region, well represented by the reanalyses, during the respective months.

There are many definitions, but it is widely used to mean creating an area that is ethnically homogenous by using force or intimidation to remove people from another ethnic or religious group.

To obtain the strong binding force and homogenous TiO2 distribution on PVDF UF membranes, polydopamine (pDA) as the "bio-glue" was architecturally built between TiO2 and PVDF membranes, and the modification process was facilely designed via self-polymerization of dopamine and subsequent hydrolysis of ammonium fluotitanate.

Alternatively, when treated cells were subjected to a series of homogenous biaxial stretches, the traction force recovery was highly sensitive to PAO but the prompt fluidization response was not.

With the aim of obtaining a homogenous sample with strong labor-force commitment we also follow Hanushek et al.

But the founder force looks kind of homogenous.

In order to assess a homogenous population, patients with abnormal ventilation parameters (forced vital capacity, total lung capacity or forced expiratory volume in 1 second <60% of normal values [ 14]) and patients with significant left heart disease (recognized as left ventricular ejection fraction <50% and significant left-sided valvular disease) were excluded from the analysis.

It describes how the social homogenous American suburb is becoming the most influential force within new developments in Taiwan.