The resulting semantics is often called varying domain as well as actualist.
Taking reverse tapered hole as an example, ECM experiments by varying parameters of voltage, duty ratio and feedrate (called varying voltage machining, varying duty ratio machining and varying feedrate machining, respectively) are carried out.
Also in the Fisker inventory were 120 finished Karma cars, and parts and pieces to build dozens more – though these too were scattered between factory, warehouses, dealerships and parts suppliers, and were in what Taylor called "varying degrees of rust and disrepair".
Specifically within one family of echolocating bats that utilise frequency-modulated echolocation calls varying widely in frequency and intensity high levels of sequence divergence were found.
These women were classified as having high, moderate, or low probability of pregnancy, with the frequency of the follow-up calls varying according to their expected probability of becoming pregnant, as described in more detail elsewhere [ 11].
38, 46, 47 These models, called varying effectiveness (VE) models in the following, have been notably used to account for the decrease in drug effectiveness after injection of peg-IFN or treatment cessation 38, 46 or for the increase due to drug accumulation over the first intakes of an oral drug.
Call durations varying from 4 to 10 minutes were predicted and call duration without an expert system was believed to be far shorter.
To ease the burdens of the insurance mandate, the reform proposals call for varying levels of subsidy.
They then blithely conceded that each of their countries would go its own way because "the specific characteristics of each member state might call for varying policies".
These new interaction paradigms have given rise to additional subtask elements which call upon varying degrees of cognitive, auditory, vocal, visual, and manual resources.
