Sentence examples for bigger variant from inspiring English sources

This time, though, things went smoothly, leaving the firm well placed to begin fulfilling its own $1.9 billion cargo-resupply contract.Not to be outdone, on the same day SpaceX performed the first launch of a new, bigger variant of the firm's Falcon 9 rocket.

My favorite "Big Easy" variant is the 1999 "New Orleans," whose gleaming white fiberglass is covered with exuberant explosions of color and confetti-like marks that are fused with the surface, since they were painted on the interior of the mold in which the chair was cast.

Increasing density, complexity and compactness in cities will be the big-scale variant of renovating houses.

As usual, the iPhone 5 will be available in both black and white, and it will be the same price as the iPhone it replaces: $199 for a 16GB model, $299 for a 32GB model, and $399 for the big 64GB variant.

The curvaceous lines of the Camaro have aged better than those of the boxy Mustang, and prices, especially for the big-engine variants, have more than doubled in the last three years.

The possible effects and complex heritatibility of rare variants are largely unknown; however, it is commonly believed that rare variants have bigger effect sizes (compared to common variants identified in GWAS) and can act alone, together with other rare variants, or jointly with common variants [ 2].

And this is all because whites have had a bigger pool of variants to draw on than have others.

In contrast to the yellow wheat semolina commonly found in Morocco and France, the barley variant has bigger and rougher granules, a darker color and earthier flavor.

This rocket will be substantially bigger than the simple variant due to fly next month, and should be capable of putting more than 53 tonnes (117,000lb) of payload in a low-Earth orbit - more than twice that of the space shuttle.

Another possibility is the existence of rare variants with bigger effect sizes underlying risk of LOAD, particularly given the insufficient coverage of the rare variants in the human genome with the current GWAS platforms.

In the present study an enhanced variant of the big bang-big crunch (BB-BC) technique, namely exponential BB-BC algorithm (EBB-BC) is developed for code based design optimization of steel frame structures.