Sentence examples for imposed variation from inspiring English sources
As hypothesized, this effect was the largest for the monotony group and was least pronounced in the free-choice group, with the imposed variation group in between.
The monotony group (N= 45) consistently received the same flavour of meat sauce across all 10 weeks; the imposed variation group (N= 30) received one from three different flavours of the meat sauce in random order, and the free choice (N= 30) in variation group was allowed to choose among three flavours of the meat sauce.
In the Maya highlands of Chiapas, Spanish missionaries imposed variations on the Indians' clothing according to their village, as a method of keeping tabs on their comings and goings.
Consequently, the imposed variations significantly impact the performance of devices and interconnects.
The study shows that the lubricant film thickness follows the imposed variations of the load.
The CWSI values derived from aerial thermal imagery were sensitive to the imposed variations in tree water status within the SHD olive orchard.
In recent years, stimulus-responsive polymer materials, which can accept appropriate changes in response to specific environmental fluctuations or imposed variations of control parameters, are recognized as one of the most promising modalities in drug delivery systems due to their unique behaviors and intelligent properties [9, 10].
If we simulate matrices with imposed variations in payoff values we can calculate the frequency of cases which do not meet the conditions for Prisoners Dilemma.
Grouping the sentences into categories of male and female speakers, histograms of all parameters were generated and, from the histograms, it was possible to identify that DECtalk imposes variation of only 25 parameters (shown in black in Fig. 1), out of the 41 aforementioned, regardless of the speaker, while the others are kept at constant values.
In contrast, it could also be argued that competition among strains, at least in theory, has the potential to increase the evolutionary persistence of the mutualism (Ferriere et al. 2002) by imposing variation that reinforces host choice.
Correlation of sediment thickness between regional lines was not possible because the seismic line spacing is too wide and there are complications imposed by variation in fault strikes.
