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of this musical style, due to its homogenous appropriation of musical material and instruments. ==Historical Background== Music of the Spheres ...

area is a geographical area with relatively homogenous human activity (culture), while a cultural element is an essential part of what constitutes ...

drying creates softer particles with a more homogenous chemical composition than traditional hot spray-drying, but it is also more expensive. ...

The fact that the Japanese are a relatively homogenous people (with the exception of the Ainu and Okinawans) suggest to some that the bulk of Japanese ...

density of white dwarfs, assuming them to be homogenous spheres. Stoner, Edmund C. 1929. The Limiting Density of White Dwarf Stars. Philosophical ...

people became overly dependent on it, with a homogenous diet. Some misguided aspects of religion also played a role. Many of the Catholic Irish ...

Jevons embraces Herbert Spencer’s idea that the homogenous is unstable and differentiates itself in the process of evolutionary development ...

these fixed meanings, demonstrating not the homogenous nature of thought but its heterogeneity. Post-modernism, likewise, doubted the modernist confidence ...

or her theory. Initially, at least, Indians are homogenous. But there are also eight major language families within the Western Hemisphere, indicating ...

evidence, and is among the most homogenous and isolated in the North Atlantic region. DNA studies show the male population to be predominately ...

Indian population, Montana was one of the most homogenous states, with most of its residents are of European descent, with a large number of immigrants ...

Bangladesh is ethnically homogenous, with Bengalis comprising 98 percent of the population. The vast majority speak Bangla, or Bengali, an Indo ...

If the donors try to make the recipient society more homogenous (similar) to theirs—which might be defined as “spreading western civilization”—other ...

Charged particle [[Guiding center|drifts]] in a homogenous magnetic field. (A) No disturbing force (B) With an electric field, E (C) With an independent ...

world women" are often thought of as a homogenous entity, when, in fact, their experience of oppression is informed by their geography, history ...

The Mountain was not even very homogenous in their political views: what united them was their aversion to the Girondins. Shusterman, 223–269. ...

Pashtun society lacks complete homogenous in the religious sense, as Pashtuns, predominantly Sunni Muslims, can also be followers of the Shia ...

The nationalist dream was of a homogenous nation and Jews were viewed as a separate and often "alien" people who made this impossible ...

coastal cities. The remaining cities had a more homogenous Western, Catholic, population, and for the remainder of the Kingdom, the population remained ...

of the Bosnian language are more linguistically homogenous than either Serbs or Croats, but failed to standardize their language in the nineteenth century ...