As gaming grows increasingly immersive, there's a stodgy charm to Football Manager's clunky graphics and overwhelming array of variables and data points.
But surfers know that their sport depends on an ever-changing array of variables.
(Unfortunately, the book was in Mandarin). They looked at a dizzying array of variables, from the total amount of electrical wire in Frankfurt to the number of college graduates in Boise.
Purpose: Radiation oncology trainees must consider an array of variables when deciding upon an academic or private practice career path.
They looked at a dizzying array of variables, from the total amount of electrical wire in Frankfurt to the number of college graduates in Boise.
By Jelani Cobb November 9, 2016 Voters wait in line to vote in Raleigh on Tuesday, An election is typically thought of as a reflection of public will, but it is more accurately the product of the public will plus an array of variables, some random, some the result of human design, and a good many that remain impossible to decipher.
An election is typically thought of as a reflection of public will, but it is more accurately the product of the public will plus an array of variables, some random, some the result of human design, and a good many that remain impossible to decipher.
Determining the cost of a hospital is difficult because of a wide array of variables, but Eisenhower left a clue in his early drafts by referring to a 400-bed facility.
The fingernails' growth rate, Dr. Robinson said, depends on an array of variables: the individual; handedness (for unknown reasons, nails tend to grow faster on one's writing hand); illness; and age.
A large array of variables affect the outcome of a vibration measurement and its extrapolation to a daily dose measure: e.g. variability in driving style, road surface roughness, loading.
