Sentence examples for a spelling variation from inspiring English sources

Landis was born in Millville, Ohio in 1866, his name a spelling variation on the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain in the American Civil War, where his father was wounded in 1864.

The following 4 recommendations on technological foundations focus on enhancing the usability and better deployment of existing technologies: 4. Build a complete list of currently used taxon names with a statement of their interrelationships (e.g. this is a spelling variation; this is a synonym; etc).

Kinch, he said, is a likely spelling variation of Kennish or Kinnish, appearing sometime in the early 17th century, perpetuated by a clerk in a parish record on one particular afternoon.

Simpler tests, which can look for particular spelling variation because of a patient's family history or ethnicity, will cost $500.

The spelling variation of Stormy is a more popular choice, with 125 baby girls given that name in 2016.

Since the process of finding co-occurrence in abstracts incurs the largest loss, it suggests that the spelling variation of protein names is still a challenge in automatic PPI detection, although multiple factors may account for this.

The claim was immediately debunked by the writer R. D. Rosen, who in a 2008 article in The Washington Post dashed similar assertions by a California man who also said he owned Cheeta (one spelling variation on the name).

Speaking of children, since the late '90s there has been a boom in rappers whose moniker begins with either "Little," "Young," or some spelling variation thereof.

The spelling variation Tru is comparably popular, with 31 baby girls and 80 baby boys given that name in 2016.

We first define 15 probabilistic record linkage scenarios (S1-S15) based on different combinations of personal identifiers or linking variables (first name, surname, day of birth, month of birth, year of birth, village and first name and surname of another household member), and various string comparison techniques to accommodate typographical errors and spelling variation in first and surnames.

A number of spelling variations have appeared in family records over the years -- Branck, Brink, Brong, Brunk, Pronck -- but Bronk became the most common version of the name.