Sentence examples for remarkably heterogeneous from inspiring English sources
Though Richter is best known for the blurred effect of his photo-realist paintings, his sixty-year career of rigorous formal experimentation has yielded a remarkably heterogeneous body of work.
Tracing his extraordinary journey as a composer, the book shows how Weill's artistic ambitions led to his working with a remarkably heterogeneous collection of authors, such as Georg Kaiser, Bertolt Brecht, Moss Hart, Alan Jay Lerner, and Maxwell Anderson.
Another is the remarkably heterogeneous line-up of supporters on the dais: ultra-conservative Republicans and ultra-liberal Democrats, tax-cutters and government bureaucrats, the chamber of commerce and trade unionists.
Steep physiochemical gradients and diffusive limitation associated with microscale features such as cracks and pores make soil and sediments remarkably heterogeneous environments, which is reflected on many environmentally important processes.
Our results show that enzymes are remarkably heterogeneous objects from a mechanical point of view and that the local rigidity of individual residues is tightly connected to their part in the protein's overall structure and function.
The German guidelines were chosen for their traditional referential role, the Swiss norm for its peculiar biodiversity approach, the Italian one for its application on a territory with remarkably heterogeneous environmental conditions, stretching from Alpine to Mediterranean ecosystems.
Quality is unusually heterogeneous.
Consistent with its clinical variability, PCD is remarkably genetically heterogeneous, and mutations in an expanding number of genes (nearly 30) are disease-causing.
Breast cancers have long been recognized as a remarkably diverse and heterogeneous set of malignancies, owing mostly to their classification into numerous histological subtypes on the basis of several histopathological criteria.
The molar ratio of linear to branched nonyl aldehydes was remarkably enhanced over the heterogeneous catalysts.
With the aid of Cu deposits, a remarkably improved electrical conductivity of Cu/GN heterogeneous films is observed, and the relation of k versus σ is also investigated.
