Sentence examples for regional variant from inspiring English sources

In this second regional variant, the ʿimāmah becomes a full turban replacing the cap, or fez.

Others believe Solo man is a regional variant of widespread early Homo sapiens populations, also including the Neanderthal peoples of Europe and the Rhodesioid peoples of Africa.

They include such names as Inuit, Inupiat, Yupik, and Alutiit, each of which is a regional variant meaning "the people" or "the real people".

A regional variant of the Lowlands Scottish (Lallans) used by Scottish poet Robert Burns, Ulster-Scots invigorates the vernacular verse of the "weaver poets," such as Samuel Thomson and James Orr, who were writing in the late 18th century.

This house — a block from the bay — was built in 1956 and was one of several built in the style of the Sarasota School of Architecture, a regional variant on midcentury moderns pioneered by architects like Paul Rudolph.

We show in red the results of the more general inversion technique automated forward modeling (AFM) in its regional variant, as applied to a set of North American stations by Connors et al. (2014), which do not exceed 0.5 MA westward.

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To him and many others, they are regional variants of the same species.

(In France, several regional variants of boules emerged, and still exist, although pétanque is the most popular.

While Cheever and Updike were creating the main template for the New Yorker story, regional variants were flourishing.

Particularly prominent among the regional variants of the dance is the seguidillas sevillanas, or sevillanas.