The microstructure deformation in the aging process of the alloy has been stated ,and the heteromorphy has been found the cause of the natural aging process of the 2011 alloy .
The impact of cultural globalization is the subject of widespread controversy on which Assimilability Theory, Conflict Theory and Reconciliation Theory focus.
As a philosopher, I read with indignation the plausible epithets which men use to soften their insults; and, as a moralist, I ask what is meant by such heterogeneous associations, as fair defects, amiable weaknesses, etc.?
The American public schools achieve successfully a task never before attempted on a large scale: the task of transforming a heterogeneous selection of mankind into a homogeneous nation.
He really has — queer fatuous investigator! — an unusually sensitive touch for the human texture, and the specimens he gathers into his museum of heterogeneous memories have almost always some mark of the rare and chosen.
Iseli isn't human, at least as we know it, and her body's been engineered to disguise her otherness, yet the power of the book lies in her own self-awareness.
And so now having this real heterogeneous mix around the edge of the grid is a very different landscape from what regulation was designed for 130 years ago.
And, uh, Most of all, I'm hoping that heterodox attitudes, ideas, behaviors, by definition after a blowout, those will likely be the ones that are rewarded.
By contrast, heterogenous groups, or groups that have more diversity within them, turn outward, with its members more likely to interact with outsiders.
But while it is easy to see why the works of Ruskin or Carlyle are huge and formless--every kind of heterogeneous object had to be found room for somehow, somewhere--De Quincey had not their excuse.