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homogeneous

The same. Contrast with heterogeneous.

homogeneous

1. having a constant property, such as density, throughout

2. Maths

a. (of a polynomial) containing terms of the same degree with respect to all the variables, as in x² + 2xy + y²

b. (of a function) containing a set of variables such that when each is multiplied by a constant, this constant can be eliminated without altering the value of the function, as in cos x/y + x/y

c. (of an equation) containing a homogeneous function made equal to 0

3. Chem of, composed of, or concerned with a single phase

homogeneous [‚hä·mə′jē·nē·əs]

(chemistry)

Pertaining to a substance having uniform composition or structure.

(mathematics)

Pertaining to a group of mathematical symbols of uniform dimensions or degree.

(science and technology)

Uniform in structure or composition.

homogeneous - (Or "homogenous") Of uniform nature, similar in kind.

1. In the context of distributed systems, middleware makes heterogeneous systems appear as a homogeneous entity. For example see: interoperable network.

Constrast heterogeneous.

2. (Of a polynomial) containing terms of the same degree with respect to all the variables, as in x^2 + 2xy + y^2.

3. (Of a function) containing a set of variables such that when each is multiplied by a constant, this constant can be eliminated without altering the value of the function, as in cos x/y + x/y.

4. (of an equation) containing a homogeneous function made equal to 0.

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No references found	6 for a 120 m long slope sector, whose homogeneousness in terms of morphogenesis is proved by the contour line. Recent investigations of the peculiarities of Vilnius relief ... by Morkunaite, Regina; Cesnulevicius, Algimantas / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology 21) The French are not used to such diversity when confronting their own practices or beliefs, and are threatened by it; therefore they generally strive to secure the homogeneousness of their culture The most apparent adjustments have occurred within the Algerian community itself. Winner of the 1995 Ziad Asali award for most outstanding student ... by Creamean, Letitia / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ) Therefore, it is necessary to check the homogeneousness of the final product (2). Comparison of microwave and thermal cure of an epoxy amine matrix by Jordan, Catherine; Galy, Jocelyne; Pascault, Jean-Pierre; More, Claude; Delmotte, Michel; Jullien, H / Polymer Engineering and Science	Homogamy Homogenate homogeneity homogeneous homogeneous atmosphere homogeneous catalysis homogeneous chemical reaction Homogeneous Coordinates homogeneous differential equation homogeneous environment Homogeneous Equation Homogeneous Function homogeneous integral equation homogeneous line-broadening homogeneous material homogeneous network homogeneous nucleation homogeneous polynomial homogeneous radiation Homogeneous Reactor homogeneous space homogeneous strain Homogeneous System homogeneous transformation homogeneously staining region homogeneousness Homogenization homogenize Homogenizer homogenous homogentisase Homogentisic Acid homogony homograft homograft rejection homographic transformations homoiochlamydeous homoiogenetic Homoiosmotic Animals homoiothermal Homoistela homojunction bipolar transistor homokaryon homokaryosis homokaryotype Homoki Nagy, Istvan Homoki Nagy, István homolateral homolecithal Homolecithal Eggs Homolle, Theophile	Homogeneous products Homogeneous products homogeneous radiation homogeneous radiation homogeneous radiation homogeneous reactor Homogeneous Reactor Experiments 1, 2 Homogeneous space Homogeneous spaces homogeneous strain Homogeneous Synchronous Dataflow homogeneous system homogeneous system homogeneous system homogeneous system Homogeneous Ternary Solvent System homogeneous transformation Homogeneous transformation matrix Homogeneous Uniform Distance Matrix homogeneously homogeneously homogeneously homogeneously homogeneously Homogeneously Staining Homogeneously staining region homogeneously staining regions homogeneously staining regions homogeneously staining regions homogeneously staining regions homogeneousness homogenesis homogenesis Homogenetic Homogenetic Homogenic homogenicity homogenicity homogenicity homogenicity homogenicity homogenies homogenies homogenisation homogenisation homogenisation homogenise homogenise homogenise homogenised homogenised homogenised Homogeniser Homogeniser Homogeniser homogenisers homogenisers homogenisers homogenises homogenises homogenises

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6 for a 120 m long slope sector, whose homogeneousness in terms of morphogenesis is proved by the contour line.

Recent investigations of the peculiarities of Vilnius relief ... by Morkunaite, Regina; Cesnulevicius, Algimantas / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences: Geology

21) The French are not used to such diversity when confronting their own practices or beliefs, and are threatened by it; therefore they generally strive to secure the homogeneousness of their culture The most apparent adjustments have occurred within the Algerian community itself.

Winner of the 1995 Ziad Asali award for most outstanding student ... by Creamean, Letitia / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)

Therefore, it is necessary to check the homogeneousness of the final product (2).

Comparison of microwave and thermal cure of an epoxy amine matrix by Jordan, Catherine; Galy, Jocelyne; Pascault, Jean-Pierre; More, Claude; Delmotte, Michel; Jullien, H / Polymer Engineering and Science

homogeneous atmosphere

homogeneous catalysis

homogeneous chemical reaction

Homogeneous Coordinates

homogeneous differential equation