Sentence examples for brief variations from inspiring English sources

The second half of the evening brought Ms. Weir's "Blanche Comme la Neige," a brief variations movement from her Piano Quartet, again built ingeniously on a folk ballad, this time from Louisiana.

Mr. Karttunen's brilliant technique and gorgeous tone came into sharp focus in selections from "Mystery Variations" (2010), a compendium assembled for Mr. Karttunen's 50th birthday, in which 31 international composers wrote brief variations on the "Chiacona" of the Italian Baroque composer Giuseppe Colombi.

To explore PFC-NA synchrony with a better temporal resolution (to determine whether brief variations can exist), we assessed cross-covariance of membrane potential values in NA neurons with LFPs in the PFC using a ±200 ms sliding window (Figure 5B).

Occasional, brief variations outside these temperatures and cooler nights shouldn't harm your plants.

We hypothesize that during Pressure Support (PS) a brief variation in intrathoracic pressure, such as that produced by a deeper inflation lasting some seconds, would differently affect PP in fluid responder and non-responders.

In brief, the variations corresponding to dbSNP 135 were downloaded (44) and mapped to respective genomic locations of lncRNAs.

The SNPS, in brief, are telltale variations in single base pairs scattered throughout the genome, as when an A is found instead of a T. The SNPS can be found even when a victim's DNA has been truncated into fragments as short as 60 to 80 base pairs, said Mark Stolorow, executive director of Orchid Cellmark.

In her excellent introduction to this edition, the novelist Jamie Gordon writes: "At rhythmic intervals — in this respect as much like music as collage — the novel revisits the theme of the narrator's own relations with light, in brief, image rich variations throughout the text, each floating in its own shining white space".

In brief, imagining genetic variation displayed on a topographic map, Wright depicted the more "harmonious" gene combinations (i.e., better adapted organisms within a population) as residing at or near the "peaks," and less well-adapted organisms to occupy positions on the slopes or even in the valleys, between peaks.

The variation of BRIEF used by [9], rBRIEF, caused the variance of the steered BRIEF to improve.

Next came a brief documentary ("Theme and Variations: Recreating a Tutu's Splendor") that engagingly turned the company's head of wardrobe, Marc Happel, into the star of the show.