Sentence examples for classes varying from inspiring English sources

ESP invites students from all walks of life to come to the MIT campus for classes varying from completely fun and non-academic (Duct Tape Design, Bottle Rockets) to the most advanced and challenging (Build Your Own Operating System, Quantum Mechanics) available to students.

This number justifies the water quality into classes varying from excellent to very poor.

In all, wartime contingencies and post-war adjustments resulted in ten classes, varying in length of study from two to four years, within a seven-year period before the regular course of study was fully resumed.

AaRSs constitute a large family of enzymes partitioned into two distinct classes varying greatly in their structural organization, and their mode of interaction with tRNA [ 10].

For each of the 100 alpha risk classes varying between 0 and 1 (each alpha risk class representing 1%), we computed the counts of the associated p-values and then built the associated histogram.

The identified hypointensities appeared as continuous probability values in the CMBs class varying from 0 to 1 (Figure 5 middle row); these values represent the likelihood that a voxel is part of a CMB rather than one of the other four tissue classes.

By contrast, fuzzy classifications overcome the traditional limitations on the mutually exclusive nature of map classes assigning varying levels of class membership for individual map entities.

The five classes had varying numbers of members; the first class 'general infection' (n = 1,252, 12.5%) had a high probability of all infectious symptoms and specifically a high probability of breathlessness and wheeze symptoms compared to the other classes.

In contrast, methyl ethyl ketone (agent 16) stimulates 3 different neuron classes and benzaldehyde (agent 29) at least 4 different neuron classes to varying degrees.

The new F-150 will have five major classes -- varying mostly in interior glitziness -- compared with just three now.

These dendrites are intermittently enclosed by epidermal cells, with different classes exhibiting varying degrees of enclosure.