Sentence examples for many permutations in from inspiring English sources
The concept has taken on many permutations in the past five days, but its essence is this: force Mr. Assad to turn his huge stockpile of chemical weapons over to some kind of international control and recognize the international ban on chemical weapons.
Popular attitude towards China -- and Chinese people -- in the West have gone through many permutations in the meantime: friend in the Second World War, foe in the Cold War, potential rival today.
Sometimes it's long and wavy, at others it's shorter and straight, and there are many permutations in-between.
Much of the difficulty in making this diagnosis is due to the wide spectrum of manifesting features, which include near-syncope, undifferentiated tachycardia, shortness of breath, and shock, with many permutations in-between.
Law enforcement agencies that oversee computer security are well versed in the many permutations of "phishing," the scam in which fraudsters try to lure people to a counterfeit replica of their bank's Web site, for example, and have them part with their user names and passwords.
The Subway Series has gone through many permutations since its inception in 1997, with varying degrees of excitement, usually depending on whether the Mets were playing well enough to hold their own against the mighty Yankees.
Most petals are modified leaves that surround a plant's sexual parts and have evolved in many permutations of color and arrangement to encourage pollination, attract pollinators or both.
We attribute this to the combination of extreme logACR values with rare heterozygous genotypes that arise in many permutations of the data.
The lessons' central message is respect and acceptance of the many permutations of sexual identity, both in others and in one's self.
Thus, we can enumerate how many permutations are in each signaling structure pattern.
Notice that there are many permutations of presenting three stimuli in mixed order and that only some of them are shown in Fig. 3.
