homogenous造句

Homogenous board: a homogenous board is made on a Fourdrinier machine of one furnish throughout.

But it is dangerous to treat emerging economies as homogenous.

Corporations in the USA usually consider Indians as citizens of a single country and, therefore, homogenous.

Gives some kinds of calculations and analysis on electrostatic energy of dielectric spheroid with homogenous charges.

peru, a bigger, poorer and less homogenous country, is trying something similar.

In two dimensional homogenous harmonic oscillators, except for Hamiltonian there are still three independent constant observables.

This is causing tensions in a hitherto homogenous society, which is often hostile to the children of mixed marriages.

Once blandly homogenous, suburbs are now home to a majority of America's Asian, black and Hispanic populations.

When the non-homogenous layer is divided, the sound absorption performance of the structures is increased in low frequency.

With the two methods the homogenous green bodies without density gradient and high density sintered ceramic bodies can be gained.

Not a homogenous group: Personal, professional, and corporate bloggers all have differing goals and cover an average of five topics within each blog.

The higher the suspension stability, the higher the green density, and the more homogenous the microstructure, but the smaller the permeation rate.

To avoid the homogenous interaction between the DPAS solution and permanganate solution, they are separated in two reaction Chambers which are connected by a salt bridge.

During automatic sampler repeatability test, a homogenous solution shall be at least sampled and injected for 10 times, and the RSD of results shall not be greater than 1%.

This was a serendipitous find, possibly an outlier, but I think it has implications for those who think that a homogenous worldwide civilization existed shortly after the last Neolithic Ice Age.

The brain might look homogenous to the naked eye, but it's actually filled with an array of cell types, each of which expresses a distinct set of genes depending on its precise location.