Sentence examples for has some variation from inspiring English sources

The buildings, each three to five stories tall, were designed in the Ukrainian Baroque style of the 17th and 18th centuries, but each has some variation to avoid uniformity.

DRESS ATTACK -- Almost everyone has some variation on the dress, from the gladiator drapes at Callaghan, Fendi and Daryl K to crisscrossed (make that Alaia-crossed) sundresses at Helmut Lang and the classic slips and shirtwaist styles at Calvin Klein and Oscar de la Renta.

However, ΔX has some variation that needs to be observed.

Nearly every lifestyle piece published about Lebanon's capital has some variation of the old refrains: the seemingly strange juxtaposition of "wanton licentiousness and utter terror" recently in the New York Times; similarly, "war is a million miles away when the Lebanese begin to party," reads a Telegraph headline.

Previous studies have shown that B. miyamotoi can be placed into different genetic groups based upon its geographic location and has some variation within the genographic groups (6, 9 ).

As one stakeholder explained, " the remuneration system is unfair because first of all they [Mongolian physicians] have very low salary, secondly they have flat salary which has some variation only in terms of…how many years they worked and also whether they have this PhD degree…otherwise it's not related to their actual performance".

Jungle, from the mid-90's, still has some variations left.

It has some variations – "why do you want to be a lawyer?" and "why do you think you're suited to a career in law?" – but it's basically the same question.

"The academic uniform has some variations," she said, "but basically is intended to make you look like you're not paying attention to fashion, and not vain, and not interested in it, God forbid".

The RSA cryptosystem used in our program has some variations in key length [39].

All these versions share a basic structure with the original exhibition in New York, but each venue has some variations.