Sentence examples for adopted variations from inspiring English sources

Other auto companies have adopted variations on the plan.

Most people adopted variations on the Oscar Madison technique: 1. Stuff prints into shoe box.

Other large technology companies including Sun, I.B.M. and Apple, have all now adopted variations on such open-source strategy, with varying results.

Since 2006, six states have adopted variations on the rule, including Michigan, Wisconsin and Massachusetts, all of which made the switch in 2009.

Public officials in half a dozen Latin countries have already adopted variations of the institute's community policing ideas, but the group's leading adherent in the region is Joaquín Lavín, now the mayor of Santiago.

Several states have adopted variations, including the mixed primary, which allows independents to vote in either party's primary but requires voters registered with a political party to vote in their own party's primary.

Students of retailing agree that adopting variations on a members-only policy can be a canny promotional maneuver.

With managers from Aston Villa's Paul Lambert to Arsenal's Arsène Wenger adopting variations of the V-neck this season, it could be interpreted in a number of ways.

Democrats on Capitol Hill and in the Obama administration in recent weeks have pulled together lists of the Republican ideas that they believe were included in the legislation, or areas of common ground that show Democrats at least adopting variations of health care proposals that Republicans put forward in the past.

We adopted the variations in the heating power-temperature relationships (Additional file 1: Figure S2) as temperature uncertainties, although they represent the variations not only in the thermocouple-sample geometry and temperature profile but also in other factors not related to the temperature uncertainty but to the heating efficiency.

Systems of county government were adopted, with variations, in Ireland and in most of the countries settled from Britain.