Sentence examples for lost homogeneity from inspiring English sources

When voices are lost, homogeneity increases and critical thinking, the hallmark of the liberal arts, is diminished.

The resulting mixture is homogenous above this temperature and will not lose homogeneity during use.

My texts seemed really poor, the whole thing lost its homogeneity and so I just kept the poems".

Studies performed into the stability of the mixture and its homogeneity indicate that the mixture should be kept at 38°C and constantly stirred to ensure it does not lose its homogeneity.

Binders which were seriously affected by separation, seemed to incrementally lose their homogeneity (top and bottom part) between 3 and 7 days.

These composite PQIs were planned to improve the statistical precision of the individual PQIs (increasing the numerator, even at the cost of losing internal homogeneity) allowing for greater discrimination in performance among areas and improved ability to identify differences and potential determining factors in performance.

The free imperial cities, which had lost their religious homogeneity a few years earlier, were exceptions to the general ruling; Lutheran and Catholic citizens in these cities remained free to exercise their religion as they pleased.

The lowest concentration polymeric film showed homogeneous particle distribution, and this homogeneity was lost due to the formation of large agglomerates (≈192 nm) at higher concentration.

The market has lost any semblance of homogeneity it may have once had in terms of satellite size.

It is simply the case that all but literate dialects have been lost in the past, and an artificial homogeneity is attributed to most ancient languages and to the so-called reconstructed parent languages of families.

There, the required homogeneity of a phase is lost and undue property fluctuations destroy the usefulness of thermodynamic functions.