Sentence examples for has a variation of from inspiring English sources
Have I mentioned that Matt has a variation of performance anxiety that results in foot-in-mouth disease whenever an attractive young woman is present?
"But Saab already has a variation of this system in its vehicles, and as cars get redesigned we are likely to see seats like these in more expensive models; then they gradually spread through the product line". The institute tested the S80 at Volvo's request; it has not tested the Saab system.
Hong Kong has a variation of a currency board.
(Regardless of whose version goes furthest, both proposals trail Canada, which already has a variation of the apprenticeship tax credit).
One source has a variation of this scheme, with the developmental XPM (Experimental Prototype Missile) from Operation Bumblebee replacing the Triton launchers.
We have found that if the number of worms seeded has a variation of +/- 5 and that the average number of worms is 20, the variation produced on the slopes is +/- 0.0025 OD/hours.
Several times after the 2008 Republican convention, I had a variation of the following experience in restaurants, bars and waiting rooms.
"In some developments, the houses are so uniform that you have a variation of as little as 2percentt in pricing," he said, adding that in such cases, it might not be necessary for the appraiser to inspect the house.
While Extavour's team found that lower insects like crickets do have a variation of the oskar gene, they were surprised to find that it appears to have little to do with forming germ cells.
The primary explosion and Vs estimates had low variation, but the secondary explosions had a variation of up to 0.92.
