Only the country's capital, Maputo, received 48 of total urban population, and this shows a very heterogeneous pattern of distribution.

Yet we also know that individual views are remarkably heterogeneous.

This is in contrast to a substance that is heterogeneous.

Cancer, too, is heterogeneous, even in patients with the same diagnosis.

The situations considered were fairly heterogeneous but offered a representative sample of reservations.

The AKP remains a progressive, heterogeneous party that sees no contradiction between Islam and democracy.

Indeed, most countries are far more heterogeneous than Burundi but have never fallen into ethnic war.

The lawyers' request was, however, rejected. The District Attorney opposed the application for a change of venue and argued that Miami has a heterogeneous and non monolithic population in which the bias and prejudice which could exist in the community could be diffused.

And any discussion that includes some vilification of that old heterogeneous, not a historical, religion is a no brainer.

In other words, Europe s decision makers ultimately overlooked the basic requirements of a monetary union in a heterogeneous economic area

But that is more difficult when neighboring countries are exploiting the country's heterogeneous makeup to pursue their own hegemonic agendas.

Such differences can be more significant than the differences between groups, especially in the case of heterogeneous populations and value systems.

What is required is to ensure appropriate rights for members of all groups and to develop good governance in heterogeneous societies.

The heterogeneous, intangible, perishable and international character of tourism products explains the importance of information and the relevance of ICTs for this industry.

And you can see on this figure, that the frequency range and the decibel range, the dynamic range of music is far more heterogeneous.

The pro euro politicians ignored economists warnings that imposing a single currency on a dozen heterogeneous countries was bound to create serious economic problems.

Even before it was born, some economists (such as myself) asked whether a single currency would be desirable for such a heterogeneous group of countries.

We too easily forget that our heterogeneous societies rely on at least a watered down version of this training to maintain political and economic order.

In developing countries, the tourism industry tends to be fragmented and heterogeneous, encompassing a wealth of tourism SMEs that could be better organized and promoted.

Yet, despite Erdogan s creeping Islamic revolution, Turkey is not a second Iran. The AKP remains a progressive, heterogeneous party that sees no contradiction between Islam and democracy.

Many redistributive programs in the US are run by the 50 states. States that are more racially heterogeneous have smaller redistributive programs, even controlling for their level of income.

A denser network of institutions seems better adapted to a heterogeneous international community, and it is likely to provide better services and give a stronger voice to smaller countries.

Indeed, most countries are far more heterogeneous than Burundi but have never fallen into ethnic war. To understand the dynamics of conflict in Burundi, we need to examine three root causes.

The regional integration process has been described as a pragmatic framework to equalize the heterogeneous nature of the region and as channelling through an institution the will of its member countries.

By applying political anthropological methods, they conclude that while governments believe they apply concepts of good governance while making decisions, cultural differences can cause conflict with the heterogeneous standards of the international community.

Rapid population growth means a bulging youth population.

It provides a method for sorting a heterogeneous mixture of biological cells into two or more containers, one cell at a time, based upon the specific light scattering and fluorescent characteristics of each cell.

Rural population makes up 8.5 of the general population.

For years, many Americans explained away this gap. The US is a more heterogeneous society, they argued, and the gap supposedly reflected the huge difference in average life expectancy between African Americans and white Americans.

Field of study Mass communication is the process by which a person, group of people, or large organization creates a message and transmits it through some type of medium to a large, anonymous, heterogeneous audience.

It served well the specific needs of agricultural production statistics, especially in dealing with heterogeneous definitions used by different countries in order to publish data from different domains and sources together in an analytical structure.

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Yet this very heterogeneous group was able to crystallize the emerging global consensus that globalization, despite its positive potential, has not only failed to live up to that potential, but has actually contributed to social distress.

It is important to stress that vulnerability to poverty is very wide in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and that the poor are a heterogeneous group, which means even typical households bear notable risk for falling into poverty.

Although often classified as a group, the countries in transition are heterogeneous by history, economy, natural conditions and availability of forest resources, as well as in the degree of decentralization of their political and economic structure.

National report on population, gender and poverty, State of the World Population 2000, Nicaragua, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

Population growth resumed until 1994 when the population was 10.33 million.

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