Sentence examples for roughly homogeneous from inspiring English sources

Although every farm and farmer is unique in nature, they can be clustered into roughly homogeneous groups.

The roughly homogeneous distribution of the expected load allows the use of 100 Mbps Ethernet for event distribution and collection within the Level 3 system.

This creates roughly homogeneous image regions called blobs, which are used for image retrieval, allowing the user to query the database at the blob level instead of the image level.

Up until about 2005, it was possible to talk about the satellite market as a roughly homogeneous entity.

Finally, the distribution on the genome of the SNPs is roughly homogeneous, covering equally gene rich and gene poor non-repetitive regions.

We use bats as our reference, as it is the species currently available for experiments during roughly homogeneous navigation along the three dimensions of physical space.

This accession was a better candidate than M. acuminata 'Akondro mainty', originating from Madagascar, which has been suggested previously (Raboin et al., 2005), although the accessions within the 'Mlali' subgroup are roughly genetically homogeneous.

The field emission scanning and transmission electron microscopy (FE-SEM and TEM) observations revealed that the electrodeposited nanoparticles have roughly spherical and homogeneous shape with narrow size distribution.

However, this model was based on intensity homogeneous (roughly constant) statistics and, thus, it was not able to deal with intensity inhomogeneity.

In fact, if it is true, the occurrence of the distinct 72 sequences represented in the EC should roughly follow a homogeneous distribution.

In the Ottoman census of 1887, Deir Ghassaneh's population of 196 households (roughly 1,200 people) was homogeneous, everyone being Muslim, and with the exception of five individuals, all the males had been born in the village.