homogenními

Homogenními is the instrumental plural form of the Czech adjective homogenní, meaning homogeneous or uniform in composition or character. The term is used to describe something that is the same throughout and lacks distinct parts or phases.

Etymology: homogenní originates from the Greek prefix homo- meaning same and from genos or genēs meaning kind or origin. The form homogenními evolves through Czech grammar to accompany nouns in the instrumental plural.

Usage: The instrumental plural form homogenními is used with nouns in the instrumental plural. Examples include homogenními látkami (with homogeneous substances), homogenními vlastnostmi (with uniform properties), and homogenními rovnicemi (with homogeneous equations). In scientific contexts, the adjective describes substances, mixtures, tissues, populations, or fields that are uniform throughout.

Contexts: In chemistry, a homogenní směs refers to a mixture that has a uniform composition throughout. In mathematics and physics, one speaks of homogenní soustava rovnic or homogenní polynom, referring to systems or polynomials with properties that are consistent across their domain. In biology or materials science, homogenními strukturami or homogenními vzorci may be used to indicate uniform structures or patterns.

Notes: Homogenní is closely related to terms like homogenizace (the process of making homogeneous) and to the antonym heterogenní (heterogeneous). The word is common in academic writing as well as in technical descriptions where uniformity and consistency across an object or system are important.