| Freeze-dried leaves were ground into powder using a mortar and pestle and homogenized in homogenizing buffer. |
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| An aspect of the present invention includes a method for homogenizing a beam of electromagnetic radiation. |
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| Moreover, they are homogenizing the earth's biota, leading to biodiversity losses and changes in ecosystems. |
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| Vesicles were obtained by first homogenizing the tissue then removing the unsolubilized particles in a clinical centrifuge. |
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| In the homogenizing nation-state, justice and majority rule could for some time be perceived as one and the same. |
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| The effects of integration are centripetal, homogenizing, and centralizing. |
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| But the effect of cronyism — both individual and institutional — is homogenizing. |
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| How to counter the homogenizing trend in media coverage of different language artists? |
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| Wresting a few coals from the fires of modernization, it suggests a way modern audio-visual technologies can link the past with the homogenizing present. |
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| It may be that the expansion of a market economy produces a homogenizing effect on the deployment of these categories. |
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| This might simply lead us back to traditional models of development based on centralized and homogenizing nation-building. |
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| It is in this area that the homogenizing effects of the global media are especially strong. |
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| The often gray and uniform Danish sky reinforces this phenomenon, homogenizing the colors of all of the scene's elements. |
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| Therefore, all stakeholders have to be cautious of homogenizing the cultures and identities of indigenous peoples. |
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| The test could be redesigned to ensure there is a core of common learning without homogenizing our diverse teacher preparation programs. |
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| Cold winter winds mix the upper layer of the ocean, homogenizing its properties and releasing heat stored in the water to the overlying atmosphere. |
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| When the movie was finished, rather than junketing the press to New York and homogenizing the publicity, the producers and the stars sold the picture city by city. |
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| McGurl argues that, far from homogenizing literature or turning it into an academic exercise, creative-writing programs have been a success on purely literary grounds. |
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| I worry that genre-specific sites, by separating readers into ever more personalized, narrow spheres, could fragment the literary field further, homogenizing the texts that appear with in each specialized field. |
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| So there's a homogenizing of voice and a disappearance of place. |
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| There are dangers there, too, of homogenizing people's stories. |
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| This 2009 project led to the creation of a single human resources database to simplify exchanges between the various CNOUS employees and operatives by homogenizing work practices. |
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| Given this diverse mosaic, a key requirement is the capacity to recognize and bridge these differences, while not homogenizing the women involved or the initiatives in which they participate. |
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| Old models of centralized and homogenizing nation-building are unjust, and increasingly untenable, and we need to find viable multicultural alternatives. |
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| It also involved the construction of a new casthouse and modifications to the existing one, including another ingot-casting machine, a third direct chill caster, and a second continuous homogenizing plant. |
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| Do these cultural texts take part in a reverse discourse against the homogenizing penchant of Latinidad? |
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| The new joint venture will fund an expansion of the rolling mill to increase slab homogenizing capacity, coil size, and light-gauge rolling and finishing capacity. |
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| Nevertheless, it should be pointed out that the draft amendments to the Penal Code, currently after inter-departmental consultations, attempt at homogenizing provisions related to tormenting particular categories of people. |
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| The motor is mounted above the homogenizing head, and blending is accomplished by immersing the homogenizing head in a tank or mixing vessel. |
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| Custom-designed, heavy-duty single-screw extruders for homogenizing and extruding in strip, strand or pelletized form. |
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| However while diasporic imagining might be homogenizing the diaspora has not been formed by a singular process, are not culturally very similar. |
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| Add phase B to main phase while homogenizing for 15 minutes. |
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| The D-Series can be easily scaled up to larger industrial homogenizing equipment for consistent and accurate results at both the development and productions levels. |
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| Add Locron P while homogenizing or stirring with a dissolver. |
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| How these Anglicisms and Australianisms survived the tyrannically homogenizing copy editing of an American university press I will never understand. |
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| As such, it has been a Foucaultian site of power that has played a central role in homogenizing women within a sexist culture and teaching them how to consume. |
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