Synonym: heterogenous. Similar words: homogeneous, chondrogenesis, heterodox, generous, heterosexual, generously, progeny, nitrogen. Meaning: adj. 1. consisting of elements that are not of the same kind or nature 2. originating outside the body.
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241. This paper presents a method for the interconnecting of local network with heterogeneous computer.
242. This paper presents the method of iteration and accumulation for braced sheeting pile wall in deep excavation engineering, which be suited to heterogeneous stratumstratified soil.
243. Used AgNO3 Standard solution to measure the content of mercapto heterogeneous ring compound and thioureido derivative in acid coppering gloss agent continuously by potentiometric titration.
244. Core idea of heterogeneous databases interoperation is data sharing and transparent accessing.
245. Having compared the approaches in and out of our country,[www.Sentencedict.com] we propose a multi-strategy approach for heterogeneous data semantic matching.
246. This article reviews the study about heterogeneous noble metal catalysts for hydrogenation of aromatic compound in recent years.
247. The role of heterogeneous reactions and procedure in the troposphere are assessed strictly.
248. This thesis is the study of the merger and topicality of Mandarin Chinese topic and the topic construction as well as the collocation between homogenous and heterogeneous topics.
249. This paper proposes a general data validation method for multi - module in heterogeneous system.
250. Transverse power Doppler image in a 10 - month - old shows a large heterogeneous liver mass with marked vascularity.
More similar words: homogeneous, chondrogenesis, heterodox, generous, heterosexual, generously, progeny, nitrogen, hydrogen, hydrogen bomb, erroneous, extraneous, spontaneous, homogeneity, nitrogen fixation, simultaneous, spontaneously, miscellaneous, exogenous, extemporaneous, simultaneously, contemporaneous, peter out, instantaneous, dexterous, boisterous, deleterious, dexterously, preposterous, cogent.