Sentence examples for a variation of two from inspiring English sources

Freundlich sorption coefficients for CB52 and PHE (i.e. LogKF,CB52 and KF,PHE, respectively) to CM showed a variation of two to three orders of magnitude, with LogKF,CB52 ranging from 5.12 ± 0.38 to 8.01 ± 0.18 and LogKF,PHE from 5.18 ± 0.09 to 7.42 ± 1.09.

So a different pan and different weather can cause a variation of fifty-four degrees.

Every selfie request was granted and every exchange was a variation of six degrees of separation, with the Wisconsin Republican seeming to know each person's uncle or neighbor.

The planter uses a spade, planting bar, or mattock (or a variation of one of these) to cut a notch, or dig a pit, into which the seedling roots are inserted.

A variation of one phon in the loudness level of a sound is approximately the smallest change in sound-pressure level detectable by the human ear under normal listening conditions.

Limiting play to nine men on each side, imposing a diamond with foul lines radiating outward and confining play within that area, fixing the length of a game at nine innings, and replacing the "one out-all out" role with a variation of three outs to allow more sustained play all reflected conscious decisions designed to make the game more attractive to those who played it.

Your group is probably a variation of one of the archetypes discussed below.

To simulate components with various relevance weights, we use a variation of three combinations of components in each state.

Another would be currency boards, such as Estonia's, or a variation of one, such as Latvia's, which have stabilized the once inflation-prone currencies of those two countries.

Then each instituted a currency board (or, in the case of Latvia, a variation of one), which tied each country's currency directly to a hard currency (now the euro).

A variation of five different conditions is specified in detail in the legend to the figures.