After the wave of the 60s, characterised by homogenous social movements, urban activism has undergone a continuous fragmentation, loss of social commitment and capacity to challenge oppressive forms of state and city (Mayer and Boudreau 2012).
In its survey of German Baroque favorites by Bach, Handel and Telemann at Zankel Hall on Monday evening, the players moved effortlessly from the rough-hewn (if well-tuned) timbres that often invigorated its fast movements to a startlingly serene, homogenous shimmer, summoned to transform slow movements into islands of stasis.
(Female PE teacher) When the students could choose their PE program, the PE teachers experienced more homogenous groups with respect to movement skills, and better flow in performance in class.
Forty-five yeafterfthe the Stonewall Riots unleashed a wave of howling, raging and even homeless, pissed-off queers demanding respect in the United States, what does it mean to have a modern gay rights movement that looks economically homogenous and nearly 100% white-washed?
Unlike Tunisia or Egypt, Libya was largely religiously homogenous and had no strong Islamist movement, but there was widespread dissatisfaction with the corruption and entrenched systems of patronage, while unemployment had reached around 30%.
where I i = W + ∑ l = 1 L U i l, i = 1, 2,..., M. Notice that in our model movement of the user is homogenous in time and depends on the size of areas only, see (3).
The population within this region is relatively homogenous, Caucasian and stable in terms of movement into and out of the region, ensuring good follow-up and high levels of data completeness.
This could be achieved either by the assessment of structural parameters of calls, which could change only with distance (calling samples were homogenous with this respect), or by active movements by the focal male.
They were very homogenous in style, reflecting the collective nature of the union movement.
