Sentence examples for emphasis on variation from inspiring English sources

It has been said that despite the emphasis on variation, blob designs all look the same, and that blob designers haven't fully reckoned with the realities of construction.

Two major tools used in robust design are signal to noise (S/N) ratio (Phadke 1989; Park 1996; Unal and Dean 1991; Ghani et al. 2004; Srivastava et al. 2007), which measures quality with emphasis on variation, and orthogonal arrays, which accommodate many design factors simultaneously.

Although most of the basic concepts introduced in lecture and textbook readings were applied in lab, there was no explicit emphasis on variation or on Pv = Gv + Ev in the lecture course.

The primers differed from one another by at least one nucleotide at other positions, with an emphasis on variations at the 3′ end, which allowed specific annealing and amplification events to occur [ 42].

"From my research perspective," Dr. Boyd said, "evolutionary psychologists place a much smaller emphasis on cultural variation than I think is empirically going on.

The status and opportunity of metallic interconnects for an anode-supported solid oxide fuel cell stack is reviewed with special emphasis on the variation of contact resistance of currently developed interconnects at operating temperatures, as well as the prevailing approaches to reduce contact resistance.

Sampling for this study was purposeful with an emphasis on maximum variation sampling.

The analysis places particular emphasis on the variation in the urban poverty risk factor in HIV infection across countries in SSA to establish the extent to which the observed patterns are generalizable across countries in the region.

Below, we briefly review some examples of each with an emphasis on the variation in response (see Tuomainen and Candolin in press for a more comprehensive review of this literature).

This review extensively unveils the synthetic and pharmacological diversity with special emphasis on structural variations around pyrazolo[4,3-d]pyrimidine scaffold.

These effects are studied in this contribution, with an emphasis on gain variations during operation at high particle rate and under heavy ionisation.