Bellows notes that manuscripts vary about the spelling of the place name, and that he, like others, has followed 19th-century scholar Sophus Bugge's choice.
Hachette is suing Grahame-Smith and his company Baby Gorilla for at least $500,000 – half of the advance it paid him six years ago, plus interest – saying that "by delivering a manuscript that varied so materially and substantially from that described in the agreement", he is in breach of contract.
A meta-analysis showed that the publication rates for trials in inception cohort, regulatory cohort, abstract cohort, and manuscript cohort varied from 60% to 93% for significant results and from 20% to 86% for non significant results [23].
The print and manuscript material have varied date ranges.
Moreover, in the nineteenth century, when so many antiquarians meddled with manuscripts in ways that varied from vandalistic to fetishistic, this manuscript seems to have been touched up by none other than the artist Caleb William Wing, a famous intervener, who 'improved' manuscript images and worked for well-known book collectors, such as John Boykett Jarman.
b) If details like the sky luminance actually varied, the manuscript should describe whether the overall luminance had an impact on speed perception and driving speed.
These collections of cited articles are sometimes referred to as 'Citation Classics.' It is argued that citation classics have their limitations and the enthusiasm for defining manuscripts as such is varied [ 2- 5].
The genes that are used for classification, the prediction algorithm, and the reference or training population vary from manuscript to manuscript.
While the typical modern book would never mix poetry with legal documents, or secular works with religious material, such juxtapositions are common in medieval manuscripts, which also vary widely in size and style.
However, scholar Haukur Thorgeirsson points out that the four manuscripts of Gylfaginning vary in their descriptions of the family relations between Nótt, Jörð, Dagr, and Dellingr.
