Sentence examples for as two variations from inspiring English sources

It could be dramatized as two variations on "Almost Famous," each constructed around themes and material omitted or suppressed in the original.

The original concept using central electric chillers, as well as two variations (one considering single-effect and the other double-effect absorption chillers) are examined.

Yet most of the current grievances about Obama, from supporters and backlashers alike, can be understood as two variations on campaign themes.

In any given season, Green might show as many as twenty variations of this item, some so simple that they could be mistaken for the traditional French style made famous by the New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham, others more closely resembling the quilted, panelled "Alien" vest, and others mutated still further.

In addition to a full-hybrid RNNLM which takes both a word sequence and a PM sequence as its input, two variations of reduced-hybrid RNNLMs are proposed to decrease computational complexity.

The basic formulation contains iron (II) sulphate and gallic acid as main ingredients with two variations: one with added gum arabic and the other without.

Figure 4 shows the APL distance from Nagoya City, which is here defined as the average of two variations; the forward and backward direction: mathbf{A}mathbf{P}{mathbf{L}}^{*mathbf{r}mathbf{s}}=frac{1}{2}left(mathbf{A}mathbf{P}{mathbf{L}}^{mathbf{rs}}+mathbf{A}mathbf{P}{mathbf{L}}^{mathbf{sr}}right) Fig. 4 APL distance from Nagoya City.

And it is different enough from the original film to work as a companion piece, two variations on the same story (or two somewhat sensationalized adaptations of the same novel, natch).

We dubbed these two variations as "guanxi" (relational) versions of the Psychological Typhoon Eye: the closer the relationship between a respondent and victims who had suffered either physical or economic damage, the less the concern about safety and health felt by a respondent.

Lay participants were divided into six focus groups and instructed to behave as hypothetical jurors in considering two variations of the Merenstein case.

Second, the relative constraint of each penalty on average relationship changed as the ratio of the two variations changed over time.