heterogeneous , also: heterogenous

Teams are small and heterogeneous groups with each person playing an important role.

The area has a heterogeneous population and a large number of bars.

These legislators were a heterogeneous group, and did not run a united campaign.

A. We think that groups should be inclusive and heterogeneous.

In this sense, a table can also be a collection of heterogeneous records.

I am going to push out into the heterogeneous crowd.

In 1805, a census showed a heterogeneous population of 8500.

The collection has always been, and is now more than ever, a heterogeneous affair.

In heterogeneous classes, these students also study social studies and use computers.

In 1956 work to build a heterogeneous reactor called R-3 began.

Its population, then as at the present day, was a heterogeneous collection of all races.

"It requires a heterogeneous and interesting development," he said recently.

One would hardly expect otherwise in such a heterogeneous country.

No; for the different sorts of it are too minute and heterogeneous.

In the heterogeneous home group, students are each assigned a different topic.

Laughing again, he swept his eyes over the heterogeneous company.

These two main parties are more or less heterogeneous in composition.

"I personally like living in a heterogeneous city with a lot of diversity, which we now have."

The other notes on this page are heterogeneous and not necessarily of the same time.

Under each Raj are a large number of heterogeneous groups.

This first program, an ode to the heterogeneous, was an example.

This heterogeneous group shot down 244 enemy planes in four weeks.

It is more heterogeneous and has not been linked to one gene.

The state capital is an important commercial center with a heterogeneous population of people from all over Nigeria.

What values do we want to carry forward in a shrinking, heterogeneous world?