Sentence examples for a variant of which from inspiring English sources
Sachdev proposed a solvable model of a strange metal (a variant of which is now called the Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev (SYK) model), which was shown to saturate such a bound on the time to reach quantum chaos.
For rapeseed, a variant of which is used to produce canola oil, The Times compared Western Europe with Canada, the largest producer, over three decades, including a period well before the introduction of genetically modified crops.
There's also a mother protecting her family in "Saga," a series that is no stranger to controversy, thanks to its 2012 cover image of breast-feeding, a variant of which graces the hardcover edition.
Typical music for dancing includes polkas, courtship dances of Bohemian folk origin, and the galopa, a variant of which is the bottle dance, so called because the dancers balance bottles on their heads.
This gives rise to set theories such as Intuitionistic Zermelo-Fraenkel, IZF, a variant of which was introduced as early as in (Friedman 1973a).
However, probably the first successful device was created by Gibbon [3] who in 1939 produced a vertical screen oxygenator, a variant of which was eventually employed in the first successful clinical cardiopulmonary bypass procedure in 1953 [4].
We will use the following, which will be proved in the next section: ((VC1′) is a variant of (VC1) which we prove explicitly in the next section).
The Century Dictionary, published in 1889, reported this meaning: "A dry twig, same as chat," a variant of chit, which is both a seed and a bit of writing, and noted that chat potatoes were "small potatoes".
I'm also a fan of the Pomodoro method — or at least a variant of it — which tells you to schedule in short and long breaks throughout the day.
Trying desperately to grasp at straws of hope for my baby boy, I tried a variant of Keion which is spelled K-i-a-n.
But remember, that name is a variant of Joshua, which is more commonly associated with one of the heroes of the Hebrew Scriptures.
