Sentence examples for homogenous ideas from inspiring English sources

Sentamu says he does not want to turn back the clock to an "assimilation" model, where everyone is forced to buy into the same homogenous ideas of Britishness.

Sometimes Clinton seems to be talking past the diversity of her actual crowd to a more homogenous idea of it.

The 5′-end of TERRA derived from telomeres containing the Y′ element is relatively homogenous, supporting the idea of a defined start site (Luke et al, 2008).

It also does not mean that all of our ideas are homogenous and that heterogeneous ideas about what is best cannot exist side by side in the same system without leading to conflict (though they sometimes do).

In the nonblock design, the CN and the HI were ~1.0, indicating homogenous dose distribution and idea conformation within the target volume.

Much of Finnish society is built on the idea of a homogenous nation where everything is produced for the average citizen.

The most important, however, is intellectual; the idea of a homogenous volk is fundamentally and deliberately anti-historical, a mental rubric built and exploited for political purposes.

Jevons embraces Spencer's idea that the homogenous is unstable and differentiates itself in the process of evolutionary development.

A number of recent studies (e.g. Sauermann and Franzoni 2015) describes user's contribution pattern and highlights that the idea of a homogenous group of participants is far from reality.

When an inclusive culture is at work, a diverse scientific team becomes capable of producing a broad range of original and engaging ideas not possible among homogenous groups.

This is consistent with the idea of a more homogenous distribution of cells with increased metabolic activity within this layer, with the progression of dysplasia.