Suited for OEM system integration, the simulator combines COB LED technology with efficient, non-imaging,
homogenizing optics and a precision re-imaging lens system.
The DPS-20 from PRO Scientific features an innovative, three-in-one design and offers users the choice of fully automated ultrasonic
homogenizing configuration, fully automated mechanical
homogenizing, or both.
Axial and radial mixing are said to offer exceptional plasticating, dispersing, and
homogenizing of polymer with additives.
One problem with the expression 'Lebanese diaspora' is that it is
homogenizing. When used to refer to the resilience of tradition it conjures up a cultural essentialism, i.e., Lebanese 'cultural survival' across generations is an expression of their qualities as a people.
Product descriptions are provided on the web site fur Struktol's entire product line, including activators, peptizers, antioxidants, plasticizers, coated sulfurs, plastic additives, coupling agents, specialty polymers, processing, dispersing and peptizing agents, polyethylene waxes, fillers (non-black), rubber recycling,
homogenizing agents/tackifiers and specialty chemicals.
Some of the effects of overgrazing investigated by Jacobs include water contamination, the stunting of natural grass populations and the
homogenizing and desiccation of landscapes.
It also features a large internal stator shearing surface area with fine slot opening for efficient
homogenizing, emulsification, grinding and particle size reduction capability.
The Vacuum Mixer Homogenizer is a complete vacuum mixing and
homogenizing plant and includes a self-contained vacuum and hot water heat transfer system.
Sharpley-Whiting's end discussion of what Francophone writers were saying during the nineteenth century is important because it is a call for interested scholars to do more work in revealing the "diversity of black female subjectivities rather than monolithic,
homogenizing constructions of black femaleness." This discussion adds to Sharpley-Whiting's study in that it challenges the monolithic caricatures of black women and suggests that black women and their bodies be further complicated in literature and film to reflect the diversity that exists outside these artistic venues.
The gap between the public and private discourse is partly an outcome of the
homogenizing effect of speaking to the mainstream.
The latter are coercive and
homogenizing. The former are more plural, more syncretic; they represent not the obliteration of local cultures but the evolution of those cultures over time.