heterogeneous in Finnish
heterogeneous in Finnish is heterogeeninen, epäyhtenäinen, sekalainen — heterogeneous means made up of parts that are different in kind or quality; varied rather than uniform.
heterogeneous in Finnish
heterogeeninen
Diverse in kind or nature; composed of diverse parts.
epäyhtenäinen
Diverse in kind or nature; composed of diverse parts.
sekalainen
Diverse in kind or nature; composed of diverse parts.
heterogeeninen
What does "heterogeneous" mean?
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adjective Made up of parts that are different in kind or quality; varied rather than uniform.
"The intake is a heterogeneous group of school leavers, career changers and retirees."
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adjective Of a mixture or reaction, involving more than one physical phase, so that the components remain visibly distinct.
"Sand in water is a heterogeneous mixture; you can see and separate the two."
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heterogeneous in a sentence
- The intake is a heterogeneous group of school leavers, career changers and retirees.
- Results across a heterogeneous set of studies are hard to pool.
- Sand in water is a heterogeneous mixture; you can see and separate the two.
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What is "heterogeneous" in Finnish?
"heterogeneous" in Finnish is heterogeeninen, epäyhtenäinen, sekalainen. heterogeneous means: Made up of parts that are different in kind or quality; varied rather than uniform.
How do you use "heterogeneous" in a sentence?
Example: "The intake is a heterogeneous group of school leavers, career changers and retirees." In Finnish, "heterogeneous" is heterogeeninen, epäyhtenäinen, sekalainen.
Are there other ways to say "heterogeneous" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "heterogeneous": heterogeeninen, epäyhtenäinen, sekalainen.
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