Sentence examples for basic variation from inspiring English sources
When he pitched this very basic variation on the Golden Rule to staff members, Mr. Sharp says in the book, the reaction was a lot of head-scratching — as though he had arrived at the office one day and announced, "From now on, we shall speak to our guests in riddles, dressed in ponchos".
We introduce new high level reactive search strategies based on a generic algorithm's controller that is able to schedule the basic variation operators of the evolutionary algorithm, according to the observed state of the search.
The same basic variation mechanism - the combination of an invertase and a set of IRs - can produce complex processes.
In the most basic variation of this model, each visiting partner effectively has a single partner – single host intermittent relationship with the host partner in question.
Firstly, the co-variation pattern of exon-intron in their GC content, length and divergence suggests that the basic variation patterns are caused by factor(s) common to either exons or introns or to both.
Selection, random drift and migration (gene-flow) then acts on this basic variation to shape the structure of individual populations and hence the way they interact with their environment.
A number of basic variations have been developed to improve speed of convergence and quality of solution found by other methods.
Study design: The three basic variations of laminoplasty are the single open door, the French door or midline and the Z-plasty technique.
Bell used two basic variations of audio input for his own tests: the most famous was a tube and diaphragm that was spoken into, while the other was simply a speaker attached to the modulator.
It is shown that the advance polymer architecture based Viton® formulation developed for inflatable seals of 500 MWe Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) and its four basic variations can encompass other sealing applications of PFBR with minimum additional efforts on development and validation.
There are two basic variations of electro-gravimetric method: controlled-potential or controlled current.
