Significados de homogenised en inglés

Without the homogenised historic data, the rate of warming would be worse.

Any surprises waiting for us under something that strives to be more homogenised?

We don't want to just be part of a homogenised plan for all of Auckland.

And the marketplace, in turn, narrowed its focus and became more homogenised in its offerings.

Beware, homogenised right-arm fast-medium bowlers and flat late-summer pitches.

Finally, you have an all-pervasive globalised mass media which trades in a homogenised, informal American English.

One is taken from the pituitary glands of cadavers, homogenised and purified as much as possible.

Medical reality has been assimilated, altered, homogenised and sexed-up, in an attempt to create compelling hospital fiction.

We do not want to be homogenised.

A percentage of the sales of the homogenised cow's milk will go to a breast cancer charity.

Reduction of OA content was substantially higher in homogenised mussel tissue compared with that of whole shucked mussels.

Repeat until you have a well homogenised mixture, and don't let the mix boil, or it will split.

Also, they have earned her a place in the homogenised rock world as a unique and maverick performer.

When contestants try to shake off their national identity to become homogenised European singers, they become feeble American imitations.

A homogenised beauty can dominate.

This benefit seems greater and even essential when one considers the continuing move towards a drearily homogenised "global village".