Sentence examples for homogenous to a from inspiring English sources

At the end of the process the kerchief blocks and the cement will be completely homogenous to a point that they apparently no longer be distinguished.

Immigration from the developing world began relatively late in Norway, in the 1990s, and some have found the transition from a largely homogenous to a more multi-cultural society difficult, Anders Behring Breivik amongst them.

Are superstitious and religious norms still important in choosing wedding dates after the great changes that Italy has been through: the country, after all, has shifted from an agriculturally based to an advanced economy; from a "young" to an "old" country; and from a homogenous to a multicultural society?

The transition from a homogenous to a non-homogenous gene distribution seems correlated to the genome size.

However, it has remained unclear whether "moral judgments" are sufficiently homogenous to be studied scientifically as a unified category.

The lineages also comprised an odd strain, A//Chicken/Heilongjiang/35/00, isolated in China in 2000 with HA 99.9% homogenous to A/Ty/Wisconsin/1/1966.

He traces the evolution of the Netherlands from a sleepy, racially homogenous country to a multicultural haven for immigrants, many Muslim.

"There's a homogenous tone to a lot of top-tier stores," Song told me.

It is physically reasonable to assume that moisture profiles in such a sheet are transversely homogenous, leading to a longitudinally 1-D model.

0.8 M of aqueous NaOH solution was added drop wise to this homogenous mixture to form a white precipitate.

The perpetrators preferred a strong homogenous nation-state to a multiethnic empire; those who did not belong and questioned authority faced fatal consequences.