differentiated

Examples of undifferentiated

undifferentiated
In other words, when things are non-existent, they are undifferentiated; when things are existent, they are distinct one from the other.
In this expression the electric potential appear s undifferentiated only in the term -(x, t).
Here global difference is reduced to a set of undifferentiated, exoticised 'tribes'.
One image of immanence is that of a desert, a smooth, unbounded, undifferentiated space populated without being divided.
The schizophrenia group included patients with the paranoid subtype (n=11), the undifferentiated subtype (n=8), and the residual subtype (n=4).
Yet too often 'public' interest remained undifferentiated from state interest.
Indeed, languages exist in which a single undifferentiated pronoun suffices.
These data imply that an undifferentiated cell-of-origin might be more sensitive to transformation.
Undifferentiated lingual gestures in children with articulation/phonological disorders.
In a relatively undifferentiated deposit excavated to 500 mm depth, cultural material was found to a depth of 100 mm.
Individuals exist after death, not in some undifferentiated state merged with the universe, or with an eternal mind, or anything else.
Indeed, how might such an order be maintained if the "whole population" were swallowed up by an undifferentiated mass of filth?
Some genetic alterations at the embryo stage are automatically germ-line alterations, because the cells are still undifferentiated.
Very primitive specimens have a thick undifferentiated wall and an incipient subdivision in chamberlets.
Instead, students are taught to see and respect each other as equal, even undifferentiated, inhabitants of the same public space and public character.
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