heterogeneity

heterogeneous | American Dictionary

heterogeneous
adjective
 fmlus/ˌhet̬·ər·əˈdʒi·ni·əs, -dʒin·jəs/
consisting of different parts or types:
With many ethnic groups represented, the student body is very heterogeneous.

Examples of heterogeneous

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Because my research started out by locating sufficient conditions for stability in heterogeneous capital goods models, and that problem still fascinates me to this day.
The sample was heterogeneous in terms of pre-illness activity levels and medical variables.
Although we sometimes refer to the third persons as a group, it is clear that this group is heterogeneous.
I have therefore sought to identify patterns within a heterogeneous body of sources on scholars' lives - normative blueprints, anecdotes, correspondence, and autobiographies.
And energy recovered from the heterogeneous fuel of rubbish struggles to be economically competitive.
In the present paper, agents have heterogeneous beliefs, but the existence of periodic equilibria is not threatened. 10.
As a consequence, viral populations are heterogeneous and dynamic structures composed by ensembles of different genomes evolving in response to environmental alterations.
Official lists were thus often heterogeneous and the victory of the government at elections was not always predetermined.
The result of disrupting this process is the severe heterogeneous symptoms characteristic of schizophrenia.
These prospects have been frustrated, however, by the disorganized and heterogeneous nature of development in culture.
Traditionally, variances in robots within a team were classified only as heterogeneous or homogeneous.
He defines the heterogeneous products as interventionist products that protect defined interests and/or supersede voluntary transactions.
In this paper, we defined a logical framework for modeling queries, updates and update propagation against a set of heterogeneous knowledge bases.
The synthetic haplotype can serve as a baseline haplotype in our logistic regression model since the heterogeneous group is biologically meaningless.
Biofilms recovered in this way retain their natural heterogeneous architecture and are similar to interproximal plaque in terms of thickness and microbial composition.
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