Sentence examples for virtually homogeneous from inspiring English sources

The Holocaust, together with the expulsion of several million Germans and population transfers with the U.S.S.R., left Poland virtually homogeneous in its ethnic composition.

Of course, this is an over-simplification, and it results in simple recurrence of the entire seismogenic zone rupture for an M 9 event, a virtually homogeneous slip distribution in the strike direction, a positive stress drop in the entire M 9 source area, no M < 9 aftershock occurrence in and just around the source area, and so on.

As this vigorous core convection assures efficient mixing and hence a virtually homogeneous temperature T core at the core side of the core mantle boundary (CMB), the temperature gradient at and thus the flux through the CMB are entirely controlled by the lower mantle temperature T lm.

Myonuclear PABPN1 immunostaining was virtually homogeneous in wild-type lmna+/+ myofibres (Figure 3g i), whereas it varied greatly between individual, often adjacent, myonuclei in lmna-null myofibres (Figure 3j l).

The strong effect of socio-economic status was virtually homogeneous among male and female participants.

The virtually homogeneous expression of ZmTSA and ZmTSAlike qualifies them as candidates to function in tryptophan biosynthesis in maize.

Virtually any non-homogeneous model can thus be set up, provided the alignment is not a mix of nucleotide, amino-acid or codon sequences.

But Chinese musicians, cultural critics and fans say that in entertainment, the government's thrust seems clear: Harmonious means blandly homogeneous, with virtually all contemporary music on the radio consisting of gentle love songs and uplifting ballads.

The fascination with speed for speeds sake is creating a culture of distraction in which thoughtful reflection and contemplation are all but impossible...As processes of globalization expand, localization contracts until place virtually disappears in a homogeneous space that is subject to constant surveillance and regulation (Taylor, 2).

For the dLGN, vLGN, IGL and PRT, retinal projections on the contralateral side are relatively homogeneous and occupy virtually the entire extent of each nucleus.

We show that the general implementation introduced here can accommodate virtually any type of non-homogeneous models of sequence evolution, including heterotachous ones, while being computer efficient.