Sentence examples for give variations from inspiring English sources
The damping curves (Fig. 6c) give variations of the damping coefficient with values which are one order of magnitude smaller than the ones corresponding to the ring structure (Fig. 6c).
Pirouettes that finish with a menacing glare are meant to give Variations deep meaning, while the unmusical head waggling and hip wiggling telegraph "hip".
A study by Mukhopadhyay et al. [ 16] showed that USP together with topical anesthesia could give variations in CCT from −10 μm to +30 μm.
As an example, if we consider measuring the altitude of a volcanic plume, turbulent fluctuations will give variations on the timescale that is characteristic of the turbulence, so we might take a sequence of measurements over a period of time longer than the turbulent timescale.
Most types of cuisine will boast a good variety of interesting beans to give variation and texture to dishes.
Assange has been asked about this, and he has given variations of the same answer.
There's no easy answer to that question, given variations both by state and electoral group.
Mr. Pearce answered their questions for 90 minutes, calmly giving variations on the same response.
Ms. Bsisu gives variations for six countries, including one for Libya, and it's the only mention of that country I found in the book.
One by one, the other admissions officers gave variations of the same answer: We're concerned about the inequities and possible misuses of the test.
