Sentences with phrase «homogenous mass»

Target groups used to be a rather homogenous mass, and as a result, received training that somehow fitted them all.

This matters because depicting us as a homogenous mass can be a way of marking us as «those people over there.»

Often, a thickener is needed to bind the solids and liquids together into a homogenous mass.

Mash peppers and eggplants together to form a homogenous mass — completely smooth or slightly chunky, as desired.

We are not a homogenous mass, just like conservatives aren't.

Your customer base is not a monolithic, homogenous mass.

Not exact matches

Liquid xenon is dense and homogenous, has a large mass per atom (enhancing the dark matter interaction rate), scintillates well, ionizes fairly readily when energy is deposited, and is relatively cheap.

As Dr. Mackey cited in the published article Sea Change: UCI oceanographer studies effects of global climate fluctuations on aquatic ecosystems: «They would tell us about upwelling and how the ocean wasn't just this one big, homogenous bathtub, that there were different water masses, and they had different chemical properties that influenced what grew there,» she recalls.

This seems to result in a more diverse list of interesting titles rather than an increasingly homogenous and narrow list aimed at chasing the mass market.

Whether from Chicago to Moscow or Los Angeles to Manchester, mass media has opened the possibility for collective simultaneous experiences and a shared (but dissonant) global culture, consequently flattening cultural differences to a homogenous field.

If a glacier has large homogenous areas this reduces the measurement density (Lemon Creek Glacier), if it has many small unique mass balance zones a higher measurement density is required (Columbia Glacier).

The novel ways in which marketers and also political institutions can now harvest our social - media data and divide us into homogenous groups suited for mass - customised and targeted messages has been...