Sentence examples for a very different variation from inspiring English sources

Each is a very different variation on a central musical idea, played softly and then strongly.

The Yale Repertory Theater production of "Notes From Underground," adapted from the Dostoevsky work by Robert Woodruff and Bill Camp and seen Off Broadway last year, offered a very different variation on a short Russian shocker from the 19th century.

This result shows how rats can tolerate substantial variation in object appearance across very different variation axes and their combination.

On the other hand, the transparency of the PC-DSC shows a very different angular variation in each case.

We determine the contrast of faculae and network elements as a function of position over the disk, magnetic flux and time, finding that these elements exhibit a very different center-to-limb variation of the contrast.

In contrast, synonymous variation shows a very different trend regarding the breadth of expression.

Although the symbol eij is commonly used to indicate random variation, it has a very different meaning here.

> -wrap-foot> In contrast, analysis of sites that are conserved between S. cariocanus and S. cerevisiae showed a very different spectrum of deleterious effects with substantial variation among sites (e.g., 36% of sites are predicted as strongly deleterious and only 15% effectively neutral; fig. 3), motivating further partitioning of effects in S. paradoxus, and again, no advantageous effects.

But the Apple Watch must enter the market with variation as it is a very different type of product.

Such within-population variation (see also [59]) paints a very different picture of a phytoplankton population than that obtained by measuring a single, aggregate population growth rate [60].

The strategy for adaptation to variation in P supply followed a very different strategy.