There are three types of variation: eccentricity, obliquity and precession1,2.
To do a comprehensive search for disease genes, researchers need to look at all types of variation.
But he noted that the study did not replicate real life, where faces can show many types of variation, even in the same person.
The total amount of mitochondria in skeletal muscle is strictly proportional to maximal oxygen consumption, in all types of variation.
Much of the work of dialectology has consisted of gathering information about the types of variation that occur in different dialects and the construction of linguistic atlases showing patterns of distribution for a series of varying features within a language.
As now used, the facies concept has come to encompass other types of variation that may be encountered as one moves laterally (e.g., along outcroppings of rock strata exposed in stream valleys or mountain ridges) in a given rock succession.
A complex heterophony, with different types of variation assigned to different instruments, characterizes the gamelan (tuned percussion orchestra) music of Indonesia.
The geostatistical analysis uses a copula-based spatial model which can represent general types of variation including distributions which include extreme values.
Sampled from a population in the Hérault department (France), adult plants displayed three types of variation in the architecture of the inflorescence axes.
The effects of different types of variation in the electro-mechanical properties of FGPM on scattering cross-section and other electro-mechanical fields are addressed.
Results: Researchers led by Evan Eichler of the University of Washington have made a map of specific types of variation in the human genome, many of which had never been documented before: insertions, deletions, and inversions of pieces of DNA, the majority of which ranged from 8,000 to 40,000 letters long.
