heterogeneous
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7.9
- adjective
- /ˌhɛtərəˈdʒiːniəs/
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heterogéneo
- The research team analyzed a heterogeneous group of participants with different health conditions.
- heterogeneous group
- heterogeneous mixture
- heterogeneous population
So long run profits can come from heterogeneous costs.
- So long run profits can come from heterogeneous costs.
- One of the early questions had to do with the fact that AMD is rolling out a heterogeneous core in some of its products.
- We're giving you your own cells back, but at the same time we're giving you bone marrow, which is a heterogeneous population of cells, OK.
- They're almost certainly a heterogeneous collection of mechanisms that manifest in clinically similar ways.
- It has been pursuing an ambitious and quite heterogeneous global strategy since Xi Jinping came to power.
- And right right now the money system actually for practical purposes is, is is really a bunch of heterogeneous mainframes running old COBOL.
- So homogeneous, heterogeneous and bio and these three forms together will help us forward to solve this problem.
- The issue we have to be sensitive to is it's, it's a heterogeneous disorder, like many brain issues that psychiatrists deal with, like depression.
- Just AI is like hybrid systems, heterogeneous systems of humans and AI is talking about emotions.
Examples
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In fundamental contrast, the West is heterogeneous, rapidly changing, and diverse.
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Given their heterogeneous student populations, community colleges must consider student engagement across several axes.
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Third, future research should more deeply explore whether current assessment and placement policies have heterogeneous effects.
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So we have buyers that have heterogeneous search expenses, right?
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So it's a very heterogeneous molecular composition.
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A new technology had emerged which acknowledged the complex, heterogeneous nature of writing assessment.
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Preterm birth is also a heterogeneous outcome.
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Students involved in cooperative learning work together in small heterogeneous groups on a common academic assignment.
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Children with special health care needs are a heterogeneous population with a wide range of diagnoses and functional limitations.
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A team can possess heterogeneous capabilities, enabling division of labor and efficient task execution.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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1.0
Having many different kinds
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3.4
Made of many different kinds
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3.3
Containing many different kinds, not all the same
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3.7
Made of different kinds mixed together
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6.5
Something that contains different kinds of things like papers or tools
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5.9
Having many different parts or sides
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8.9
Having many different forms, like minerals or animals with different looks
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9.5
Not the same in all parts, like a rock with different minerals
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4.7
Having many different kinds of things
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9.9
Made of different parts joined together in one molecule, like a protein
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1.0
Made of different kinds of things, like roses and lilies
A thing that has different kinds of parts
Made of different parts that are not the same throughout
Not the same type of cell or structure
A species that has several different types
Made of many different, unrelated things
Antonyms
How Diverse
Surface Forms
Morphology
heterogeneous = heterogen (opaque) = hetero + gen + eous
The suffix '-eous' forms adjectives, but the connection to 'heterogen' is not straightforward for learners.
Etymology
Heterogeneous comes from the parts hetero- meaning 'different' and -genous meaning 'kind', like in genre. So a heterogeneous group is made of 'different kinds' of things.