Sentence examples for by a slight variation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, 2D segmentation, even manual, seems not to be affected by a slight variation in slice selection.

Unlike last year's true "polar vortex," this year's (awful) weather is brought to you by a slight variation called a polar vortex eddy, LiveScience reports. .

The optimum responses are not much affected by a slight variation in the optimum damping coefficient of LED; hence, small variation in damper damping over life of the building does not warrant any adjustments or replacement of LED.   4.

Using the spatial convolution inside the anisotropic diffusion and replacing the diffusivity by a slight variation, new modified models have been proposed, but they produce an undesirable blurring effect.

By allowing even a slight variation in the currency, the government may be signaling to exporters that they should begin preparing for the possibility of a stronger renminbi by giving fewer discounts on sales contracts or by keeping a particularly close eye on costs.

PG-13, 86 minutes An Argentine film directed and written by Alejandro Agresti, Valentínn" proposes only a slight variation on a formula that, from "Central Station" to "Kolya," has become all too familiar in the art houses: the cute child who awakens the cranky grown-ups around him to the infinite possibilities of life.

The same idea also works for a slight variation by defects introduction in the photonic crystal.

These methods give the image contrast depending on cell-to-substrate distance by the interference generated from a slight variation of optical path difference between the reflection beam from the cellular membrane and from the interface of substrate and culture medium.

Pseudo-monotone type II operators were first introduced by Chowdhury in [8] with a slight variation in the name of this operator.

A slight variation is afforded by the arrival of Don Anthony Arkinn), a young and understandably unsung artist from Massachusetts whose work is the last to be hung in Gladys's gallery.

Pseudo-monotone type I operators were first introduced by Chowdhury and Tan [6] with a slight variation in the name of this operator.