Sentence examples for think variations from inspiring English sources

Think variations on pulled pork or "barbacoa", which, originally, was a method of smoking and steaming beef, simultaneously.

But many researchers, including Keller and Ross, didn't think variations in a single gene could account for all the differences in size, fertility, odor, and aggression that separated the two ant groups.

They thought variation from this aesthetic was normal and not an indicator of poor health or the disease.

When thinking about seasonal colors, think of variations of shades and not just the commonly recognizable colors.

I also think of variations of jurMeta in microformat (using the "rel" tag) and RDF.

An inventor was trying to think of variations on his technology-storage device, which he had been working on for over five years.

Researchers think that variations in our sensitivity to small acoustic differences between speech sounds may help us categorize and interpret the sounds of our native languages.

They think these variations stem from fluctuations in the regional climate; studies have shown that changes in ocean temperature reshuffle the plankton ecology, which alters the availability of food for the fish.

For Hole House #2, we tried to think of variations on the first project, such as "Sawzall-House" and "Chain-saw House", buthosese turned out to be too dangerous.

3) It was not clear why you think that variations in transcription of RasD could relate to cell fate, given that it is the levels of activated Ras that seem to relate to cell fate bias.

Don't think of variations of it or meanings it may have -- just think of the image, color, or word.