Sentence examples for through its variations from inspiring English sources

His rhymes set a meter and stick with it; he chooses a refrain or a topic and works through its variations.

The anisotropic character of the physical quantities and the effects of growth temperature have been shown both on the surface energy per unit volume through its dependence on the oxygen chemical potential and on the strain energy density through its variation with the elastic strain and biaxial modulus.

Sexual selection is well recognized for its important role in promoting speciation through its variation among allopatric populations [ 20- 23], either through the local features of a mating signal [ 24], or different signals in different environments that confer local adaptations [ 20, 25].

The arterial pulse pressure (systolic minus diastolic arterial pressure) as a surrogate of stroke volume has been proposed to predict fluid responsiveness through its respiratory variation [ 10].

For all its virtuosity, the band rarely improvised, its variations emerging more through shifting tones.

The Bessel function and its variations have gone through several generalizations, see, for example, [1 6].

The final and most accurate model partially confirmed observations made by other authors, and includes the 'skewed' profile of the shear stress through the thickness and its variation along the length, the distribution of the shear stress across the width, the location of delamination initiation and propagation and maximum ILSS and the shear stress contour.

The main goal of this study was to provide an index of the isotopic and chemical compositions to understand the spatial distribution of isotopes and its variation through time in a small scale area like Jordan.

The main objective of this study was to identify SNPs associated with litter size (TNB) and its variation (varTNB), through a multi-SNP GWAS applying a Bayesian method.

Several candidate genes involved in its variation have been identified through QTL metanalysis [ 45].

Additionally, an individual cell can become resistant through its own unique variation, which further complicates cancer therapies.