Sentence examples for minute variations in from inspiring English sources

By Daphne Merkin Minute variations in Jewish ritual are now the object of national scrutiny.

It is governed by an exquisite array of receptors that can distinguish minute variations in the external environment.

When learning to differentiate between the various species in genus nauticus, one must focus on minute variations in the plumage.

For millennia, our brains have evolved to perceive minute variations in the volume and cadence of a human voice.

They are able to see minute variations in the quick bowlers' seam and swing movement and the spinners' drift and turn.

It requires tracking minute variations in the radio transmissions between Juno and NASA's system of antennas on Earth, the Deep Space Network.

However, the microhardness of the formed PEN/C layers exhibits a minute variation, in spite of the increase of the duty cycle.

Thus, the environment is kept so constant (both between and within experiments), that any remaining minute variation in it must be infinitely smaller than any of the stimuli known to trigger turning behavior [30].

Darwin asked 'Can it be doubted, from the struggle each individual has to obtain subsistence, that any minute variation in structure, habits or instincts, adapting that individual better to new conditions, would tell upon its vigour and health?' (Darwin, 1842).

This storage device isn't built for long-term storage ("long-term" in this business being 12 hours), but it's fine for evening out minute-to-minute variations in supply and demand on a grid.

Swirling around with these theories was Wallace's own experience as a collector, which had given him ample opportunity to note that within each species there were often minute variations, which — in the spans of time that Lyell wrote about, and exposed to the struggles that Malthus described — might become new species if circumstances were favorable.