Sentence examples for hybrid variations from inspiring English sources

Less visible ceramicists do not make the cut, notably Ron Nagle, who is Mr. Price's contemporary and nearly his equal as an artist, and Kathy Butterly, a younger artist who makes abstractly erotic, decorative hybrid variations on vases and cups.

The problem is solved using a generic tabu search (TS) and two hybrid variations of the TS, called TS 2-Opt Insertion and 2-Opt Exchange.

Additionally, hybrid variations with combinations of different algorithms like LRGA are devised to reduce the search space thereby making the search for optimal search effective [17].

In intermediary zones between the central highlands and humid coastal areas, hybrid variations have developed that use cob and sticks.

Similar distributions and types of product ions were observed for both hybrid variations, as illustrated for ubiquitin (13+) in Figure S2 (Supporting Information).

This easy to use, efficient and fast algorithm is a hybrid variation of the classic CSO algorithm.

William Clay Ford Jr., Ford's executive chairman, gave Mr. Bryson a tour of the company's most fuel-efficient new vehicles, including an all-electric version of the Focus compact car and a plug-in hybrid variation of its new Fusion sedan.

This is in line with other leaders in the sports car industry as both Ferrari and Porsche currently have at least one hybrid variation of a sports car.

It's not quite the same as a cloud-based server, but it's a hybrid variation all the same that will make all of your files consistently available.

The process configuration for enzymatic hydrolysis can be standalone (that is, in the context of an overall process based on sequential hydrolysis and fermentation (SHF)) or it can be combined with fermentation (that is, in the context of an overall process based on simultaneous saccharification and cofermentation (SSCF)), or it can be some hybrid variation falling inbetween SHF and SSCF [ 9, 10].

The result is a seemingly infinite number of hybrids, variations, permutations and combinations.