To illustrate this, look at a variation of the "Market for Lemons" identified by George Akerlof, a Nobel-prize-winning economist, in 1970.
Being a neophyte, I was advised to try my hand at a variation of cricket called softball cricket, which is nothing more than cricket played in a schoolyard with a tennis ball instead of on grass with the standard hard, red ball.
Now I have to ask: If any of you know Herb and Linda Buccatino, they're my parents, and I want them to be reassured that I've been living my dream, or at least a variation of my dream that includes swamp beasts and a castle with bleeding walls.
Tumor dynamics of cell subpopulations for different KDcyto values, and TS profiles simulated by one-at-a-time variation of any other model parameter, are reported in Supplementary Figures S2 and S3, respectively.
"RACE IS THE PLACE," the "INDEPENDENT LENS" documentary on PBS stations Tuesday night at 10, puts a variation of that rule to good use.
The second intimation of deep, cosmic joy, also already hinted at, is really a variation of the first: the sensation of shelter, of being out of the rain, but just out.
In contrast, the results for the specimen aged at 350 °C showed a variation of 0.8% and −3% in the elastic modulus and hardness respectively.
Instability at tetranucleotides represents a variation of MSI that was not addressed by the Bethesda definitions (Umar et al, 2004), which are based on mononucleotide and dinucleotide markers.
However, the DS turbine blade׳s different abrupt geometrical changes at different regions cause a variation of temperature field at those regions.
We found 5 microRNAs (let-7i-5p, miR-19b-3p, miR-27b-3p, miR-148b-3p miR-148b-3p) for which at least one isomiR showed a variation of at least 20%% when comparing its mean contribution over normal tissues to primary tumors or LNM.
On New Year's Eve, at Pier 36, Zimmerman wore a variation of his trademark costume, which is a cartoon-mouse headpiece, this one covered with symbols from video games.
