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• Homogenised milk is an example of a Pickering-stabilized emulsion.
• I too noticed the difference when homogenised milk was introduced.
• The oddity effect would thus tend to homogenise shoals.
• Their goal is to create world government and rule the homogenised and globalised world ."
• Caxton is credited with standardising the English language through printing that is, homogenising regional dialects.
• It homogenised fashion across this land.
• Barton and Hall worked to homogenise, to accentuate and underline the orthodoxy postulated by Tillyard ."
• The images are very mixed up but are somewhat homogenised when rephotographed and given a more glossy touch.
• These two themes recur within Rousseau's works often with the view to homogenising inharmonious particular wills.
• Caxton is credited with standardising the English language ( that is, homogenising regional dialects ) through printing.
• These act to stabilize the generated electrical fields, homogenising the internal energy using the effect of capacitance.
• The populace of the society are essentially being de-politicized and homogenised by the messages of Yancy.
• Hindutva, he argues, has through religion worked to homogenise Tamil society with that of northern India.
• The preparation has been shown to be as effective at restoring missing and deficient bacterial constituents as crude homogenised FMT.
• If I remember correctly, " homogenised fat " is another ( marketing ? ) term for a saturated fat.
• Inside the mothership, humans are kept alive and their blood is filtered, homogenised, and fed to the aliens.
• He coined the term'clone towns'to describe the economic and homogenising effects of chain retailers on town centres.
• Many Indian social scientists have described the Hindutva movement as fascist, adhering to the concept of homogenised majority and cultural hegemony.
• In the northern Aquitaine Basin, the sediments become more homogenised and settle out as fully marine flint-bearing calcareous micrites.
• "America is the most diverse culture in the world, and there's this desire to homogenise all of us,"