Such indices are only a rough guide to the most heterogeneous of financial markets.
Trinidad's population became one of the most heterogeneous in the Caribbean.
The area where the bombing occurred, about 25 miles north of Kirkuk, is one of the most heterogeneous in Iraq, with Arabs, Kurds and Turkmens.
He feels that New York is the most heterogeneous city in America, and maybe the world, with the possible exception of Chicago, which is smaller.
As Professor Kenneth T. Jackson of Columbia points out in his introduction, "Queens is the most heterogeneous place in the world," a place where residents typically identify with their neighborhood, rather than the borough or the city as a whole.
The city's Health Department says New York still has "the oldest, largest and most heterogeneous epidemic in the U.S," with the highest per capita AIDS case rate in the nation.
At its most heterogeneous, it was like a strange precursor of Balearic music: the DJs would play anything they felt fit the mood, from Cliff Richard's Some People to OMD's Souvenir.
"For the first time in history has been achieved that miracle of hope, the peaceful living side by side, with character substantially preserved, of the most heterogeneous peoples under the sun," he wrote.
In George Cukor's comedy "It Should Happen to You," from 1954 (and on TCM tonight at 9 30 E.T ., the most heterogeneous and disintegrating element of the film is its star, Judy Holliday.
It is more Roman Catholic than upstate, and its blend of various European, Hispanic, and, more recently, Asian heritages makes it the most heterogeneous of Mississippi's regions.
Adult ILC3s are the most heterogeneous ILCs.
