Sentence examples similar to era variations from inspiring English sources

By the early '90s, she had begun collecting her own '40s-era variations, amassing them by the score and tie-dyeing them on her stove top in Easter-egg hues.

In the post-genome era, numerous genetic variations such as single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) and rare variant have been discovered in international genomic projects such as the International HapMap Project [ 1- 5], the ENCODE Project [ 6- 8], and the 1000 Genomes Project [ 9, 10].

An exhaustive helmet chronology on TheDaftClub.com notes that these helmets feature no LEDs ("except for the ones on Guy-Man's ears that are purely ornamental") adding, as a "fun fact", that "Thomas's helmet underwent two main ear variations during this era".

In his Inaugural Address, Obama called for "a new era of responsibility," and variations on this theme have been threaded through his major speeches: his address on the economy at Georgetown, last April; his disquisition on health care before a joint session of Congress, last September; his State of the Union Message, in January.

For another thing, the cooperative held the rights to a number of valuable radio properties that made the transition to the new medium, including two of the era's most popular variations on what would later become known as the tabloid talk show and "reality" programming: the crabby gabfest Leave It to the Girls and, in particular, Queen for a Day, which both started on Mutual radio in 1945.

The RMSE values of PWV variations with ERA-Interim model and ARMA model to observed GNSS PWV over seven sites are shown in Fig. 7.

Despite improvement in ICU outcome in the HAART era, there is wide variation in the approach of ICU physicians towards patients with HIV or AIDS.

Mr. Crumb named the set of vividly colored variations after geological eras.

Carey's terrifying situation was a variation on that era's preoccupation with man's identity amid the lonely crowd and threat of the bomb.

We thus deepen our understanding of sources of variation in the era of ferment, conditions under which a dominant design may be achieved, the underlying architecture of the era of incremental change and the dynamics associated with discontinuities.

This study aimed at estimating the effect of tobacco smoking withdrawal on the risk of bacterial pneumonia among HIV-infected individuals in the era of cART, and its variation according to the level of immunodeficiency.