heterogeneous
ਵਿਖਮ
definition
adjective
a large and heterogeneous collection
diverse in character or content.
example
The catalytic converter is a good example of a 'heterogeneous' catalysis in action.
To be prepared to teach all children in the schools of today and tomorrow, teachers must have an understanding of the diversity present in 'heterogeneous' classrooms.
To manage the affairs of a small homogenous state is relatively simple as compared to the affairs of a 'heterogeneous' state of continental dimension.
You would be hard-pressed to come up with a more 'heterogeneous' collection of oddments.
For this reason the process chosen is usually 'heterogeneous' catalysis, because this keeps the cost and the number of process steps to a minimum.
However, in a 'heterogeneous' habitat diverse elements may influence movement.
Abstract Sickle hemoglobin nucleation occurs in solution as a homogeneous process or on existing polymers in a 'heterogeneous' process.
In this article, we implement a number of models (statistical distributions) for 'heterogeneous' ratios among sites.
Since the variances in shell growth rate were 'heterogeneous' , the data were square-root transformed before analysis to make variances homogeneous.
Surrounding these core units was a 'heterogeneous' coalition as diverse in their loyalties as they were in their equipment, training, and combat capabilities.
Distributed widely as they are in the political spectrum, these 'heterogeneous' groups represent very diverse outlooks and interests as a whole.
For this brief review, I have taken a pragmatic approach, collecting information from 'heterogeneous' sources, with very different degrees of reliability.
In general, blues festivals attract a very diverse, 'heterogeneous' audience.
They were a racially and ethnically 'heterogeneous' group; 84 percent of the children were eligible for free or reduced price lunches, and a majority read at or below grade level.
The narrow inclusion and validity criteria stated in the protocol ensured that studies included would be valid and less likely to be 'heterogeneous' or diverse.
Almost two decades later, it is still hard to quantify such settlements, as the city's topography accentuates their 'heterogeneous' character and formal diversity.
The population is 'heterogeneous' and cosmopolitan to a degree almost unknown elsewhere.
First, it is difficult to fix categories in advance for such a 'heterogeneous' collection of work without forcing individual entries into often inappropriate pigeon holes.
The 'heterogeneous' variant should be counted twice, because statistically it is twice as likely as either of the homogeneous combinations.
Collectively, Antarctic studies have painted a picture of a biologically diverse and 'heterogeneous' marine environment.
This study has limitations, including the small, 'heterogeneous' population and data collection at a single site.
He created a nationalist and revolutionary rhetoric in order to transform the 'heterogeneous' state into a unitary entity.
Apparently, Canada succeeded where the U.S. had failed in assembling multiculturally diverse, 'heterogeneous' groups of people.
Clayton's proposed methodology for cultural studies serves as a wide umbrella for a 'heterogeneous' collection of individual essays.
Can one really expect what is in reality a globally 'heterogeneous' collection of movements to have a single message’?
If the rate ratio was 'heterogeneous' , then the maximum-likelihood estimates of parameters under the free-ratio model were used to calculate d N and d S along each branch.
Chemisorption plays an essential role in corrosion, 'heterogeneous' catalysis, and electrochemistry.
I explore the consequences of the logically 'heterogeneous' character of exception phrase NPs for proof-theoretic accounts of quantifiers in natural language.
My research interests are organic chemistry mechanisms, organometallic chemistry, and 'heterogeneous' catalysis.
Our sample is not formally representative of any specific population, but it approximates a 'heterogeneous' collection of clinically referred youth.
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