The other three works are partitas, or suites of dance movements, considerably freer and more varied in structure.
Divorce, decisions not to marry, single-parent households and the like have created more varied family structures than before.
Big data is a term used for very large data sets that have more varied and complex structure.
As can be inferred from Figs. 5, 6, and 7, the fGn structure is more varied than the fBm.
The essayist Edmund Wilson wrote of Detroit in the 1930s: "You can see here, as it is impossible to do in a more varied and complex city, the whole structure of industrial society".
You can see here, as it is impossible to do in a more varied and complex city, the whole structure of an industrial society; almost everybody who lives in Detroit is dependent on the motor industry and in more or less obvious relation to everybody else who lives here.
The fourth phase (Triassic Cretaceous) involved a major exploitation of the infaunal ecospace as reflected by the appearance of more varied behavioral patterns in sub-superficial structures.
Not only did the German students use more prescribed terms, but they also created more network structures and they created more varied statements in the concept maps in almost all relevant categories.
While preliminary emphasis in social robotics is conventionally put on dyadic query-response acts in man machine communication, more sophisticated modelling will involve more varied signals (components) and patterns of linguistic structures and behaviour for emotion recognition and expression.
The child persuasion group was more varied with regard to age, income, and household structure but cooked dinner regularly, unlike the other two groups (p < 0.05).
