heterogeneity

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• Some have prioritized a parameter that reflects the heterogeneity and variance involved in disease transmission.

• So when the world was looking at data centers, clients and servers, and adopting the Internet, I think managed infrastructure services had huge amounts of value because people were struggling with that heterogeneity and that complexity.

• Especially in the United States,” he added, “where you have such heterogeneity.

• This theory is no original idea, it is Mr. McLennan's mode of accounting for the heterogeneity of the local group.

• It cannot be repeated too often that it is not sameness of function, but heterogeneity of function, that unity requires.

• The trait to which we allude we shall call (for want of a better term) the tenurial heterogeneity of the burgesses.

• But this tenurial heterogeneity seems to be an attribute of all or nearly all the very ancient boroughs, the county towns.

• That tenurial heterogeneity of which we have been speaking had another important effect.