Meanings of homogeneousness in anglès

This gives the form and the art conception, and gives homogeneousness.

What we call his mistake is in that he regarded "homogeneousness" as negative.

A particular language prevailed in each; and there was a homogeneousness about the costumes of the men composing each.

It's one of Spencer's data: we see homogeneousness in all things distant, or with which we have small acquaintance.

He had perceived that she would be attractive; he had not reckoned on the homogeneousness of her particular English charms.

They are, besides, enthusiastic supporters and intelligent abettors of the new movement which aims to achieve homogeneousness in the arts of living.

The extreme South, in quitting them, will have given them every facility; it will have endowed them with political homogeneousness and liberal majorities.

They are due, in general, to the irregular contraction of the pieces, caused by a want of homogeneousness in the plaster of the moulds.

Yet there is a homogeneousness about all these vegetable forms, in their colour, in their fruit and flowers, that proclaims them of one family.

Although, as before remarked, the Republican party was made up of a good many elements besides the Abolitionists, there was among them but little homogeneousness.

In fact, this vast empire, 4,000,000 square miles in extent, does not possess the homogeneousness of the states of Western Europe.

Homogeneousness is an aspect of the Universal, wherein it is a state that does not merge away into something else.

Our own expression is that all things are acting to advance to the homogeneous, or are trying to localize Homogeneousness.

This gives the form and the art conception, and gives homogeneousness.

What we call his mistake is in that he regarded "homogeneousness" as negative.

A particular language prevailed in each; and there was a homogeneousness about the costumes of the men composing each.