Sentence examples for advance variations from inspiring English sources

Thurston Clarke's patchy and often reductive new book, "JFK's Last Hundred Days," draws heavily on the Dallek and Reeves books, while attempting to advance variations on arguments made by Sorensen and Schlesinger.

(See Section 2.2, "Normative and Descriptive Components," of SEP entry on "Topics in Feminism" for references to scholars who advance variations of these positions on the source(s) of women's subordination).

White's 3 e5 introduces the Advance Variation of the Caro-Kann Defense.

The drawback to the opening, particularly the advance variation that Kosintseva played, is that Black's development lags.

Nakamura, who was Black, chose the Caro-Kann Defense, and Nepomniachtchi countered with the Advance Variation.

Shirov chooses the ambitious yet often unsteady Advance Variation, 3 e5, which seeks an advantage in space while bypassing the solid main lines beginning with 3 Nc3 de 4 Ne4.

But at first players were afraid to try 3 e5, the Advance Variation, evidently because it demanded the protection of a forward point that might fall into the hands of the enemy.

The Advance Variation against the Caro-Kann Defense, 3 e5, has become popular in the last few years, probably because the classical lines with 3 Nc3 have shown Black holding his own without too much trouble.

This advanced variation starts with a basic handstand.

As the development of single cell RNA-seq [ 17] and ChIP-seq advance, the variations between cells can be revealed.

In spite of the advances and variations to the technique, it remains a hazardous procedure.