Homogeneous In A Sentence

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1. Mankind is more homogeneous in spirit. 2. Cut through homogeneous sandstone. 3. But most was a homogeneous mush like gelatin. 4. A homogeneous religious group is designated a millet or nation. 5. The anthracite beds seem to be denser and of a more homogeneous character.

How To Use Homogeneous In A Sentence?

Originally the industrial units were held together in one homogeneous commercial setting.
Pressure is applied for some time, and finally the rubber is taken out in one homogeneous mass.
A homogeneous Ministry representing one of these tendencies only would command no majority.
Plato imagined that the State is a homogeneous unity, in which its parts totally disappear.
The objective and the subjective will are then reconciled and present one identical homogeneous whole.
It has been an equally difficult task to weld the spirit of diverse peoples into a homogeneous whole.
Protoplasm itself at first seemed to be a homogeneous body, and was looked upon as a chemical compound of high complexity.
We have spoken of the tradition as a homogeneous thing, but for any poet or artist there are two quite different webs in it.
The point is that there the mother knew what standards she was to maintain and had, moreover, the backing of a homogeneous group to help her.
Pots are then set in some homogeneous material (waste tan-bark or sawdust) and left in a moderately heated bed.
It was all very well when we were a little confederation of homogeneous stock stretching along the Atlantic sea-board.
In the old country the mother knew what standards she was to maintain and, moreover, had the backing of a homogeneous group to help her.

Trainers work better through possessing physiological knowledge, but the end is a smooth and homogeneous voice, blended and well-built.
On the left a solid, homogeneous curd produced by desirable bacteria; on the right, the curd produced by harmful bacteria.
His original idea was to obtain, without prism or grating, a homogeneous pencil of great wave-length sufficiently intense to be examined.
In texture, it is dense, and homogeneous toward the circumference, and porous and cellular in the centre, like the pith of a plant.
He had four splendid new men-of-war that formed a homogeneous squadron, four other sizable warships, and nine new gunboats.
If water is very carefully poured on to alcohol, the two layers, separate at first, mingle by degrees till a homogeneous substance is obtained.
The mastabas of Sakkarah are not homogeneous constructions of masonry and cement, like the pyramids and most of the mastabas of Gizeh.
Until the Reformation, Europe was, by its religion and the culture growing out of it, a homogeneous state.
Nobody now thinks that the effect is homogeneous with its cause, or that there is any objective resemblance between a blade of wheat and the moisture and warmth which fill and expand it.
It must be by the control of these desires in a conscious process of organization that he will become, if ever, a well-ordered and homogeneous group.
If the qualities existed in it then it was not really one homogeneous matter like air, but must have been simply a mixture of different kinds of matter.
It has become, as it were, differentiated, as in the embryo the separate tissues are differentiated out of the previously apparently homogeneous tissue.

Spain, like Italy, had a clearly marked national domain, and, in spite of some striking differences, a fairly homogeneous population.
Pulp prepared thus can be stirred up with glue into a perfectly homogeneous paste, free from all lumps, and so fine it can be pressed into the smallest crack.
New England, colonized by Englishmen, homogeneous in a remarkable degree, has been the only thoroughly pure nationality within our territories.
When the milk has stood long enough for the cream to rise freely, the latter should form a perfectly homogeneous and strongly defined layer on the top.
As originally used it meant the contents of the cell, and the significance in the term was in the conception of protoplasm as a somewhat homogeneous chemical compound uniform in all types of life.
This material appeared to be a homogeneous substance, and a chemical study showed it to be made of chemical elements united in such a way as to show close relation to albumens.
His only refuge was to select some apparently primordial, simple, homogeneous substance from which, by the exertion of volition, things came into being.