Sentence examples for principles of homogenization from inspiring English sources

In addition to the principles of homogenization and internal diversification, the constitution of the field of study was also based on the criteria of theoretical relevance, intrinsic quality of cases, exemplarity and accessibility (Pirès, 1997).

So, at least, in principle, by measuring the extent of "homogenization" of evolutionary rates of domains in multidomain proteins, it should be possible to disentangle and compare the contributions of translation rate-mediated factors and translation-independent, intrinsic ones.

When she arrived, she lamented the village's slow process of homogenization.

"In this age of homogenization, native plants help provide regional context," Mr. Cullina said.

Yet those who worry about the prospect of homogenization may worry too much.

"There's a kind of homogenization built in to the film testing system," said Mike Medavoy, chairman of Phoenix Pictures.

No better example of the problem of homogenization exists than clothing.

Eight kinds of homogenization conditions were designed.

Figure 1 Experimental design of homogenization vs. heterogenization.

The correspondence principle is widely used to estimate the effective behaviour of non ageing linear viscoelastic composites, as it allows to take advantage of homogenization approaches originally developed in the elastic framework.

A ratio greater than unity indicates the presence of homogenization.