Sentence examples for sort of variation from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

A spinoff, the Mr. Cellophane company, named for one of John Kander and Fred Ebb's songs, is a promotional gimmick, a sort of variation on the industrial show.

But it turns out that some species have another sort of variation as well, variation within populations rather than between them.

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

So in a series of studies over the last several decades, psychologists have asked the question, to what sort of variations are punishment judgments sensitive?

These are just the sort of variations that can signify changes in stress buildup along a fault zone, says Baoshan Wang, a geophysicist at the China Earthquake Administration in Beijing.

Their goal is to have their own sort of variations or improvisations or additions to the genre, but [also] to know they'll be similar.

Many theorists attribute the preceding sorts of variation to context-sensitivity in the relevant modals.

The important point is that this is a two-step process: first, the origin of variation by random mutation, and second, the non-random sorting of variation due to its effects on survival and reproduction (Mayr 2001).