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Significats de homogenise en anglès

portuguès
homogenizar
català
homogeneïtzar
espanyol
homogeneizar

Become homogeneous or similar, as by mixing.

homogeneïtzar
Sinònims
Examples for "homogenize"
Examples for "homogenize"
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The shared brief episode of communism failed to homogenize these parts of the continent.
The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism
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The norm is to try and homogenize the movie during the production of it.
Wired
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Most capitalist systems will homogenize and 'oversimplify' the tastes of the people in any given demographic.
Ebony
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Gene conversion can both homogenize genes and recruit point mutations thereby shaping the evolution of multigene families.
Pubmed
5
The mission was, to homogenize the world.
The Crest-Wave of Evolution / A Course of Lectures in History, G...
Ús de homogenise en anglès
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To say "we Nigerians" is to actually homogenise a large and disparate group of people.
The Irish Times
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The Bureau does "homogenise" its records -like virtually every other meteorological service in the world.
News.com.au
3
Do they want to relive their glory days, homogenise music; white males are the only voices that they want to listen to?
Radio NZ
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It captured the 1987-89 voguing scene, expressing its defiant acceptance of everyone rejected by those attempting to morally homogenise the US.
The Guardian
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Europe may be gradually homogenising, but strong cultural values still set countries apart regarding their diets.
The Irish Times
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One is taken from the pituitary glands of cadavers, homogenised and purified as much as possible.
The Irish Times
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Our ever-increasing secularisation, homogenising multiculturalism and a culture obsessed with youth have only exacerbated death denial.
The Guardian
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Medical reality has been assimilated, altered, homogenised and sexed-up, in an attempt to create compelling hospital fiction.
The Guardian
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We do not want to be homogenised.
The Irish Times
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Repeat until you have a well homogenised mixture, and don't let the mix boil, or it will split.
The Guardian
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These fires are homogenising the landscape.
The Guardian
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Boil the sauce until it homogenises.
Radio NZ
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The problem is that the new approach risks homogenising and oversimplifying the diversity and complexities of higher education and learning.
The Guardian
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This benefit seems greater and even essential when one considers the continuing move towards a drearily homogenised "global village".
The Irish Times
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He smites his various nemeses -Big Studios, homogenised movie product, the whole shebang -with playful words and garrulous laughter.
The Irish Times
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Lager is often viewed as a dirty word in the craft beer world; associated with homogenised offerings from the brewing behemoths.
The Guardian
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Translations for homogenise
portuguès
homogenizar
espanyol
homogeneizar
Homogenise a través del temps