The phrase "internal heterogeneity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing diversity or variation within a specific system, group, or entity.
Example: "The internal heterogeneity of the organization allows for a variety of perspectives and innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "internal diversity" or "intrinsic variability."
Rubinstein says the critics "make the mistake of considering Zionism a monolithic movement lacking any internal heterogeneity".
Undoubtedly, the expansion of the European Union has increased its internal heterogeneity, but when the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, mentioned that Muslims are already part of the culture of many EU countries, these were words that were not given the same welcome in all countries.
Burned area clusters present low internal heterogeneity and form distinct clusters.
In multi-spectral imagery, burned areas build homogeneous clusters of low internal heterogeneity.
Forest classes differ strongly in fragment size, internal heterogeneity, shape, dispersion and isolation.
Burned area clusters feature low internal heterogeneity and are, thus, easier to distinguish in some spectral bands.
Comparison with published examples of slope channel complexes suggests that many features interpreted in 3D seismic data as single channels are in fact channel complexes, which has major implications for the appraisal of internal heterogeneities in these reservoir types.
As the statistical approaches needed to implement such hierarchical causal models are observation-intensive, we utilise very high resolution (VHR) Earth Observation (EO) images to rapidly generate fine-grained measures of habitat patch internal heterogeneities over large spatial extents.
This technique makes use of an auxiliary (finer) Eulerian grid that provides a simple and efficient method of tracking internal heterogeneities (e.g. phase boundaries), allows the use of higher order integration quadratures, and facilitates the implementation of multiscale techniques.
However, it is well-known that the genomic sequences of many organisms display internal heterogeneities of different kinds, including variation in GC content, coding versus non coding sequences, hierarchies of repeats, etc. [ 47].
Second, a tumor specimen's outer dimensions provide no information about the tumor's internal biological heterogeneity.
