Sentence examples for present variation from inspiring English sources
Base-isolated structures subjected to near-fault earthquakes present variation of friction force and lateral stiffness of the FP system during the sliding phase which can induce torsion with residual displacement and uplift.
For the initial heterogeneous populations, it is unclear which of the clones actually support infection and how much of the present variation is covered by the sequenced clones.
These features may present variation across the different objects selected to form a category of objects in an empirical investigation.
By 9 months of age, dystrophic muscles present variation in fiber size, moderate fatty infiltration and sparse necrotic fibers surrounded by macrophages infiltrates.
In order to test different elements of the PT, we aim at identifying extreme cases that would present variation in term of managerial practices, organisational context, characteristics of individuals, availability of resources and volunteer behaviour.
Replacement of the cultivation flask with an algal chemostat with a constant supply of algal cells in the same growth phase would eliminate much of the present variation in data.
The displays that present variations of a single type — such as a shift dress that morphs from preppy Lilly Pulitzer, to counter-cultural paper, to sexy chain mail — are more successful in visualizing the places a garment can go.
The displays that present variations of a single type — such as a shift dressthat morphs from preppy Lilly Pulitzer, to counter-cultural paper, to sexy chain mail — are more successful in visualizing the places a garment can go.
The two cases present variations on the same fundamental question: Is there any circumstance in which the state can deny gay people benefits that are granted to straight citizens?
These sequences present variations in scene content, lighting conditions, and scene motion.
The other two groups present variations due to different quasi-pure rotation phases at the end of the opening movement.
