Sentence examples for ordinary variations from inspiring English sources
In this textual revision, Darwin distinguished "certain rather strongly marked variations, which no one would rank as mere individual differences" from ordinary variations (Darwin 1869, in Peckham 2006, 178 179).
(7) The thermospheric neutral wind at Shigaraki (approximately 660 km northeast of Sata) shows ordinary variation of thermospheric tides from approximately 100 m/s eastward in the evening to approximately 100 m/s southward in the morning.
When such non-ordinary variation is more prevalent (as in at-risk- and disadvantaged populations), its extent and sources are more important to uncover.
A comparative analysis with a large set of high-quality, intergenic SNPs from dbSNP provides insights into similarities and differences between duplication-inferred variation and ordinary allelic variation in unique regions of the genome.
As in the author's novels, many of the heroes in these stories are ordinary men, variations on Hitchcock's everyman, played by Jimmy Stewart and Cary Grant, but adrift in a postmodern, postatomic world, where it's harder to find a way back home.
The latter reflects how sequence variation in duplicated sequences can be misinterpreted as ordinary allelic variation.
However, the average variation in the temporal variability should be measured from the trend (predicted price) rather than from the mean in the ordinary coefficient of variation.
Figure 6 Porosity: a) ordianry kriging; b) ordinary kriging variance; c) coefficient of variation; d) histogram of sample data.
The results show that, compared with ordinary stud, the variation of shear strength for rubber-sleeved stud is negligible, but the stiffness markedly decreases and the shear mechanism changes.
For evolutionary change to ensue by ordinary Darwinian mechanisms, variation within a species must exist, be heritable, and be consequential for fitness.
Boyer shows experimentally that such exotic variations on ordinary categories are easy to remember and spread.
