Given guidelines for a single-family dwelling, their task was to develop variations.
So companies have concentrated on modifying existing drugs to develop variations that are more potent, or work against a broader range of bugs and are different enough to patent.
Every once in a while, someone will come up with a totally new thing to do and then others will develop variations on that.
However, genetic factors may also be involved in dyslipidemia because not all patients receiving the same HAART regimen and with comparable demographic, virological, and immunological characteristics develop variations in the lipid profile.
In their study of two Norwegian nursing homes, Jakobsen & Granebo [ 52], found that there is a need for wider multidisciplinary teams to develop variations in the approaches to the older residents.
Toward the end of his Berlin years, Schoenberg gave a lecture entitled "Brahms the Progressive," in which he drew attention to the older composer's habit of endlessly working over short themes — what he elsewhere called the technique of "developing variation".
In response, Schoenberg created a new musical language in which the expressive liberties of Wagnerian chromatic harmony were married to Brahms's rigorous technique of "developing variation" — in other words, a marriage of freedom and responsibility, just as in Dehmel's poem.
Using the mathematical models developed, variation of the angular velocity is investigated according to the obtained geometric modeling of the designed gear meshing when assembly errors are present.
Hierarchical heterogeneous particle swarm optimization (HHPSO), as a recently developed variation of PSO, maintains a high level of population diversity during the search and alleviates premature convergence problems by performing diverse searching behaviors [31].
Musicologist Graeme Downes, who led the band The Verlaines, says that "Smells Like Teen Spirit" illustrates developing variation.
