Sentence examples for risk of homogenization from inspiring English sources

They assert that the increasing popularity of hip-hop presented a risk of "homogenization and stagnation," without pausing to explain why this should be true (doesn't novelty sell?), if indeed it was.

In fact, financial firms are excluded from our sample because there is a risk of homogenization of data.

The results show that no incipient melting appears when the alloy is directly heated up to 1338 °C; when it is directly heated up to 1350 °C, obvious incipient melting occurs at the beginning while gradually fades away with holding time; for 1328 °C, although there is no risk of incipient melting, the homogenization efficiency is far from satisfactory.

This type of HGT would permit on one hand to maintain stability and integrity in some important DNA positions, a constant DNA homogenization reducing the risk of genetic drift [7], and on another hand to spread potentially beneficial mutations efficiently among the population.

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.