Sentence examples for slight variant of from inspiring English sources

"Let me just point out as an aside that in the last mayoral election, I think I got more Democratic votes than my Democratic opponent," Mr. Bloomberg said as he pitched a slight variant of his theme, this time saying that New Yorkers themselves are not overly partisan.

Remark 1.1 Lemma 1.1 is a slight variant of Theorem 2.3 in [26].

The notion is a slight variant of the LPF table described before and used for text compression.

Such a model was proposed by Chao and Levin and the model considered here is a slight variant of theirs.

Thus Cantor's paradox is nothing more than a slight variant of Russell's paradox; the core argument leading to the contradiction is the same in both.

Notice that a slight variant of this argument (see for instance Sect. 14.2) leads to establish that x is a Lebesgue point of D u in the usual sense.

The repetition, with slight variants, of the opening statement, "It is a year again", in the first line of the ensuing two stanzas, is forceful without being showily rhetorical, its simplicity all of a piece with the plain diction throughout.

There was only incremental change from season to season, slight variants of the forms she established at the start: there was always a striped sweater, always a sloganed one.

Several slight variants of this approach have been adopted [31].

The authors of [4] proposed a MapReduce solution based on a parallel implementation of FP-growth [30], modified to extract CARs, followed by two pruning phases that are slight variants of the database coverage and the above-mentioned rule pruning.

In this regard, Xia et al. [2] proposed a simpler version of the standard Naive Bayesian algorithm, albeit for binary classification problems; slight variants of this algorithm for multi class classification can also be found in [3, 4].