Sentence examples for the vary from inspiring English sources
verb
To change with time or a similar parameter.
- He varies his magic tricks so as to minimize the possibility that any given audience member will see the same trick twice.
New types of systems such as ballistic missile launching submarines and anti-ship ballistic missiles are changing the vary nature of China's maritime capabilities.
Giving a calculating example, the vary trends of gas pressure and pistons' move in working process of booster have been gotten.
A good but benevolent temporary despotism, wielded by a wise man, was the vary instrument the wisest would have desired for the United States; and in losing Mr Lincoln, the Union has lost it.
Therefore, according to Equations (5) and (6), the vary of wavelength only affects the amplitude of the ALPGE current but does not change the extreme position.
Where we part company is his insistence on a dualistic approach to medical practice, an approach that encounters binary thinking, not as something problematic to be overcome, but as emerging from the vary nature of the world itself.
In fact, the vary of wavelength only changes the density of photoinduced electrons which can be written as n = ∫ αI ( r ) ℏω dr = αW ℏω and the effective relaxation time τ∗.
