Sentence examples for more homogenized microstructure from inspiring English sources

The higher cumulated strain after 8 passes leads to a more homogenized microstructure, again with similar grain sizes for both scales.

As campaigns get more sophisticated, everything begins to look more homogenized, less effective and indescribably soporific.

Dance has become more and more homogenized in recent decades with crossover ballet and modern-dance techniques being taught regularly.

But in this ever more homogenized landscape, one thing remains fresh: the attitude of many of the young travelers.

If anything the band was too polished, evoking smooth jazz and the more homogenized strains of world music.

"This could lead to more homogenized rating opinions and, ultimately, deprive investors of valuable, differentiated opinions on credit risk".

"As being gay and lesbian became less of an issue, people became more homogenized within society," said Bill Barker, the owner.

Former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo said that however much campaigning has become more homogenized, New York remains unique on at least one count.

Our culture and our cultural products stand to become more and more homogenized as marketers learn more and more about how to actualize the bottom line.

Ghesquière, much more of an optimist, feels that the more homogenized things become, the more differences in style clients demand of designers.

The new rule was bitterly opposed, however, by the local stations, as well as by various public interest groups that said it would lead to more homogenized programming.