Sentence examples for spontaneous variations from inspiring English sources

We worked spontaneous variations on the source material of our surroundings.

Freedom he found to be a certain looseness in the conjunction of things, so that what the future will be is not made inevitable by past history and present form; freedom, or chance, corresponds to Darwin's "spontaneous variations".

The show's most spirited moments belonged to Kendrick Jones ("The Scottsboro Boys"), a skinny young tap-dancer and occasional singer, who delivered spontaneous variations on Michael Jackson's moonwalk; the flashiest found him "floating" his legs together from a wide-open stance.

"For all spontaneous variations in the right direction will thus be preserved; as will those individuals which inherit in the highest degree the effects of the increased and beneficial use of any part.

Richardson said she believes that choreographing intimate scenes gives her and performers the tools to address spontaneous variations objectively. .

Now that we know how "spontaneous" variations arise, it is time to recognize that we cannot have selection without variation by natural genetic engineering and epigenetic modifications.

Sometimes this is attributable not to spontaneous variation but to deliberate reworking, whether by the author, as appears to be the case with the three (or perhaps four) versions of the English poem Piers Plowman, or by later revisers, as with the four versions of Digenis Akritas (a Greek epic).

However, spontaneous variation cannot be excluded as no control group was used in this study.

To investigate the spontaneous variation of leukocytospermia (>1 million/mL) in semen samples from infertile men.

He pointed out the considerable difficulty evaluating the effect of the drug in PSH, given the marked and spontaneous variation in attack frequency.

Considering a spontaneous variation in C-peptide decline, we planned to include 50% more patients.