homogeneity , also: homogeneousness

There's a lot to be said for homogeneity in the support world.

After all, it is only a week and they get to return to homogeneity in no time.

After four weeks of total isolation, homogeneity came to them.

We should not have any serious concerns about the homogeneity of the future management team.

By this means the south was to achieve a rather greater legal homogeneity than the north.

And the second step (very nearly achieved already) was population homogeneity.

They were noticed several times for their homogeneity, beauty, and high value.

The results were published in 1949 and showed an increasing homogeneity of practice.

Thompson has a feel for the mix, the homogeneity, of a team.

In other parts of western Europe at the time, such homogeneity was not typical.

The spirit told them that first they had to intend their homogeneity.

The homogeneity of the vice had been broken up into sections.

Yet, without that engine of global homogeneity, the Internet, it probably never would have happened.

It also implies a certain degree of homogeneity in study methods.

Indeed, as the note went on to point out, both are concerned very much with repetition and homogeneity.

In recent years there has been a growing homogeneity between criminal and civil procedures.

This is a country that has more or less given up on homogeneity and now struggles to make sense of its diversity.

The criteria of similarities or so called homogeneity we choose are also important.

His writing kept track of homogeneity, which did not simplify their reading.

And the introduction of the euro in 1999 has given Europe a homogeneity it never had.

Homogeneity is also desirable in the meaning of lines and arrows.

But where it worked, the cultural uniformity and homogeneity of the population increased.

This data supports the assumptions of both constant effect and homogeneity.

With such homogeneity, it's becoming very hard to tell one performer from another in mainstream black music.

It began with the homogeneity that passed so long for universality in the arts.