Financial Definition of Homogeneous
Meaning of Homogeneous
Exhibiting a high degree of homogeneity.
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Legal Usage of Homogenise/homogeneous/homogeneously in English
An European Commission document offers the following explanation about the misused of Homogenise/homogeneous/homogeneously:Homogenise is a rather unusual word in English (only two hits in the British National Corpus) and is most commonly used with reference to milk. ‘Homogeneous’ and ‘homogeneously’ are much more common, but they are more often found in the sciences and social sciences, and are over-used in our texts.
Example
‘This new approach commits Member States to work together towards shared goals without seeking to homogenize their inherited policy regimes and institutional arrangements98.’
Alternatives
standardise/standardised, uniform/make uniform.
Resources
Further Reading
- David Mellinkoff, “Mellinkoff’s Dictionary of American Legal Usage”, West Publishing Company, 1992
- Bryan A. Garner, “A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage”, West Publishing Company, 1995
Concept of Homogeneous in the context of Real Property
A short definition of Homogeneous: Similar or the same. In appraisal, an area having similar style properties or properties of similar use is considered more valuable than a heterogeneous area.
Concept of Homogeneous in the context of Real Property
A short definition of Homogeneous: Similar or the same. In appraisal, an area having similar style properties or properties of similar use is considered more valuable than a heterogeneous area.
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