Sentence examples for some sort of variation from inspiring English sources

Many other residents I work with have some sort of variation on both of those themes.

This suggests the variation in labeling was due to increased noise, rather than some sort of systematic variation.

Barberi et al. (1992) compiled the precursory activities of phreatic eruptions reported in scientific papers and found that almost two thirds of the compiled events accompanied some sort of precursory variation in seismicity and in the chemical components of underground water.

There are some sorts of QMC: variation, diffusion, and Green's functions.

Instead of combating the channel variations by applying some sort of averaging technique to exploit diversity, the variations in the channel of different users are capitalized to transmit data only on the strongest channels[34].

Dana herself emerges as a sort of variation on Rappaccini's daughter, depicted in the Hawthorne story of that name.

This sort of variation is typical of most aspects of care.

In instrumental music a quite different sort of variation began to appear, one of great significance for following eras.

"We hope to work with clinical commissioning groups to reduce this sort of variation and drive up standards of patient care across the UK".

Generationally, Abby, Mary and Andra embody the ages of woman — youth, adulthood and old age — a sort of variation on Gail Sheehy's "Passages".

But within that framework, there's room for jazzlike riffing, the sort of variation that gives forever-surprising joy to the theater critic's task of returning to the same old shows.