In 1819, a Viennese music publisher wrote a waltz and asked dozens of composers to write a single variation.
And those are just the fatalities that resulted from a single variation in one factor in one small state in one twenty-five-year period.
Because genes come in pairs (alleles), a person with potentially harmful variations in both alleles is presumably at even greater risk than someone with a single variation.
In 1819, Anton Diabelli, a Viennese music publisher, composed a little waltz and sent it to dozens of composers — he wanted each of them to write and send him a single variation, which he'd publish together in one volume.
I've used a computer since 1989 and the established codes of layout have been in place since then with only a single variation in the font: Arial, double-spaced, justified.
"Vexations" consists of a brief theme and a single variation, some 80 seconds in total, that if Satie's oblique directive is accepted on its face, should be repeated 840 times.
Beethoven accepted the challenge, but rather than write a single variation on the theme he decided, instead, to write thirty-three, and to issue it as one work, which he didn't finish for four years — by which time he was also deep into the composition of his Ninth Symphony.
GM (1, 1) means a single differential equation model with a single variation.
Creating this exceptional procedure was necessary because of the availability of a single variation packet having the possibility of a large variation space existing within it.
Most egregiously, say the tobacco manufacturers, a company cannot sell more than a single variation of the same brand: Marlboro Red and Marlboro Light, for example.
