Sentence examples for several permutations of from inspiring English sources

A quick trip to Yankee Stadium on Friday morning as fans were lining up to buy World Series tickets turned up several permutations of the Subway Series syndrome.

Possible Worlds (2000), based on a John Mighton play, plotted several permutations of the existence of one couple, played by Tilda Swinton and Tom McCamus.

Constellations illustrates the concept by presenting several permutations of a single relationship: in some, the couple (played by Sally Hawkins and Rafe Spall) live happily together, in others, they don't even make it to a first kiss.

Several permutations of keywords were utilized (e.g., soccer; strength; power; muscle function), along with the additional scanning of the reference lists of relevant manuscripts.

In February 2012, Proview sued Apple in the Santa Clara Superior Court, alleging several permutations of fraud (intentional misrepresentation, concealment, inducement) and unfair competition.

Other fillings include the voluptuous barbacoa of lamb, the highly seasoned pollo adobado, the chewy sliced pickled beef tendon (pata de res) and several permutations of milanesa.

In the present study I used several simulations to assess how various permutations of the alignment algorithm effect alignment quality and speed.

Various permutations of a flexible schedule have been suggested.

WiMAX defines several "permutations", or ways of partitioning the time-frequency resource into subchannels, each with its own arrangement of pilot symbols for enabling channel estimation.

To test the effect of having the genomes present at different concentrations, the reads were extracted in a ratio of 10 15 20 25 30, in several permutations.

In general, addition of single cytokines failed to significantly change the functional permutations seen with ascites alone, although IL-2 had weak effects on several permutations (Supp. Fig. S3).