Sentence examples for a variation from from inspiring English sources

A variation from Italy is called zuppa inglese.

A heat wave, as he defines it, is a variation from normal.

Why, for example, give the 12-year-old Aran Bell a variation from "Don Quixote," or the 14-year-old Tyler Donatelli a solo from "Le Corsaire"?

The executives signed the letter by name, a variation from many business letters on the thorny issue of immigration, which are signed by companies but not individual corporate leaders.

Salinity in the Caspian is about 12.8 parts per thousand on average, but that figure conceals a variation from a mere 1 part per thousand near the Volga outlet to a high of 200 parts per thousand in the Kara-Bogaz-Gol, where intense evaporation occurs.

The DISD and SIDD schemes are a variation from this first scheme.

The average whole mitogenome AT-skew was -0.02, with a variation ranging from -0.06 to +0.01.

The figures show a startling variation from council to council; for instance, a child in foster care costs £13,600 in Leicestershire and £46,800 in Sheffield.

More precisely, a phenomenon variation from "0" to "1" corresponds to a change, trendwise, from increasing to decreasing; a phenomenon variation from "1" to "0" corresponds to a change, trendwise, from decreasing to increasing.

Therefore, altered DRBP76 isoform expression in GBM is a true variation from the non-malignant state and does not represent a glia-specific phenomenon.

But Ms. Hariyama offered a delicate variation from "The Sleeping Beauty".