Sentence examples for to varied 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.
Thus, different ZnO layer thicknesses were corresponding to varied thermal treatment time as well as varied doping concentration [29, 30].
New Roc City already caters to varied tastes.
Building roadways is similarly subject to varied factors in cost.
After the Apollo program ended, the astronauts went on to varied endeavors.
But being exposed to varied expressions of femaleness is vital for everyone, not just young lesbians.
This sixth album is well judged, treating eight old songs to varied arrangements and adding a brace of originals.
It has played host to varied dignitaries such as Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Queen Elizabeth II and Dizzy Gillespie.
3. Work in small groups to prepare "pitches" for multimedia advertisements promoting patient-doctor online consultations to varied populations.
The words of Stanislavsky, it appears, are as open to varied and conflicting interpretation as those of the Bible.
Several national wildlife refuges in the region offer sanctuary to varied populations of shorebirds and marine mammals.
Before the bus leaves Times Square, its voice draws attention to varied street characters (all in the tour's employ).
