This is a heterogeneous community.

Heterogeneous mix of two liquids.

Heterogeneous mix consisting of a liquid and solid matter.

Processing a homogeneous or heterogeneous mix to get pure matter.

(b) Tables collections of heterogeneous data organized in columns and rows

ICTs include a heterogeneous series of technologies, infrastructures, products and services.

The changing and heterogeneous nature of enterprises and of international competition

184. The United Nations is a large, heterogeneous and highly complex organization.

Because it's heterogeneous, and that's the perfect substrate for evolution within the cancer.

The situations considered were fairly heterogeneous but offered a representative sample of reservations.

The group on the train that day was heterogeneous and argued a lot.

Given the heterogeneous nature of information on policies and measures, it also serves to enhance transparency.

Determination of global concentrations is difficult since nitrous oxide, which is released mainly from soils, is very heterogeneous.

Only the country's capital, Maputo, received 48 of total urban population, and this shows a very heterogeneous pattern of distribution.

What is required is to ensure appropriate rights for members of all groups and to develop good governance in heterogeneous societies.

The heterogeneous, intangible, perishable and international character of tourism products explains the importance of information and the relevance of ICTs for this industry.

Interpretation will be available only for plenary sessions and the remaining work will be done by heterogeneous language groups working overwhelmingly in English.

One possibility is that the moon was formed during the explosion of a larger asteroid of heterogeneous composition that also gave birth to Ida.

And you can see on this figure, that the frequency range and the decibel range, the dynamic range of music is far more heterogeneous.

In developing countries, the tourism industry tends to be fragmented and heterogeneous, encompassing a wealth of tourism SMEs that could be better organized and promoted.

Next to developing international indicators it is essential to develop locally specific indicators since regions are heterogeneous and variations can often not be captured by global indicators.

The regional integration process has been described as a pragmatic framework to equalize the heterogeneous nature of the region and as channelling through an institution the will of its member countries.

On the one hand, the very heterogeneous types of assistance have to be considered in a differentiated way, and on the other hand, the accumulated annual total gives a distorted picture.

The changing and heterogeneous nature of enterprises and of international competition, taking into consideration technological complementarities across industries, the rapid pace of technological change and the need for effective integration into global markets

For years, many Americans explained away this gap. The US is a more heterogeneous society, they argued, and the gap supposedly reflected the huge difference in average life expectancy between African Americans and white Americans.

It served well the specific needs of agricultural production statistics, especially in dealing with heterogeneous definitions used by different countries in order to publish data from different domains and sources together in an analytical structure.

It is important to stress that vulnerability to poverty is very wide in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that the poor are a heterogeneous group, which means even typical households bear notable risk for falling into poverty.

Although often classified as a group, the countries in transition are heterogeneous by history, economy, natural conditions and availability of forest resources, as well as in the degree of decentralization of their political and economic structure.

However, we cannot fail to point out that the heterogeneous nature of the issues addressed in the various chapters of the report means that each of them has a specific value that calls for separate consideration.

The District Attorney opposed the application for a change of venue and argued that Miami has a heterogeneous and non monolithic population in which the bias and prejudice which could exist in the community could be diffused.

Important choices must be made as to which components of this heterogeneous set of technologies and services should be produced domestically, and decisions are needed to ensure that ICTs are used to contribute to national development goals.

26. Despite a prevalence in many places of narrow stereotypical images of older persons, human diversity actually increases with age 80 year olds are more heterogeneous than eight year olds, a natural consequence of varied lifetime choices.

The pro euro politicians ignored economists warnings that imposing a single currency on a dozen heterogeneous countries was bound to create serious economic problems. They regarded the economic risks as unimportant relative to their agenda of political unification.

A similar institutional design could be adopted for prudential policies. A denser network of institutions seems better adapted to a heterogeneous international community, and it is likely to provide better services and give a stronger voice to smaller countries.

Syria needs to manage its diverse ethnic and religious composition, and to decide its own position on the Arab Israeli conflict. But that is more difficult when neighboring countries are exploiting the country's heterogeneous makeup to pursue their own hegemonic agendas.

He referred to the difficulties faced by the Government in tackling all the problems in its highly heterogeneous society and stated that although there were three major languages, there was no system of preference for any particular language or other discriminatory policy.

Concerning the final form of the outcome of work on the topic, some delegations noted that time was not yet ripe for a binding general convention on liability since the types of transboundary environmental risks to be covered were still too heterogeneous.

8. Moreover, the report of the Secretary General provides a compilation of statements, principles and rights which is so heterogeneous and undifferentiated that its risks confusing the fundamental principles which should guide structural adjustment with much more contentious assertions of political positions.

What is likely to happen when a large and heterogeneous coalition with barely a parliamentary majority must govern in an increasingly dire economic situation? The answer is almost obvious either the government will collapse, or it will seek to poach supporters from opposition parties.

But the credit crisis in Europe, and the weakness of eurozone banks, may be even more important. The persistent unemployment differentials within the eurozone are yet another reflection of the adverse effect of imposing a single currency and a single monetary policy on a heterogeneous group of countries.

This duality in causation speaks to a world that will become more heterogeneous in 2013 and in at least two ways it will lack unifying political themes, and it will be subject to multi speed growth and financial dynamics that imply a range of possible scenarios for multilateral policy interactions.

As to the supervision of re education through labour, the committee which was supposed to perform that duty met only very rarely because of its heterogeneous composition of officials from numerous agencies and the practical difficulties which that entailed, leaving the police as the only organ to implement and supervise the measure.

Despite the complexity of the DECLARANET project owing to the heterogeneous infrastructure of computer equipment in the departments and entities of the Federal Public Administration and the technological culture of public servants, since its compulsory start up in May 2002 over 95 per cent of public servants have declared their assets by Internet using the electronic signature.

These are much more complex organizations that must start at a much larger scale, require much more upfront investment, and need to assemble a more heterogeneous team of skilled professionals. This is not something at which a young college dropout is bound to excel, because he lacks the experience, the organization, and the access to capital that these ventures require.