Sentence examples for use a variant of from inspiring English sources

The partnership is intended to use a variant of the Blue Gene architecture that will enable a supercomputer to handle tasks beyond the biological simulations of protein folding.

Some carriers in the United States use a variant of G.S.M., but it uses a different frequency and is incompatible with the global standard, which has been adopted by 105 countries.

That same year another firm, now called Gogo, purchased a thin sliver of air-to-ground spectrum in the United States, and began service in 2008, deploying dozens of ground stations that point upwards at aircraft, rather than downwards at people on the ground, and use a variant of 3G mobile-data technology called EV-DO.

We use a variant of this model.

For this we use a variant of the Schauder fixed point theorem.

Then, they use a variant of ByzConsensus [9] to reach Byzantine agreement on the union.

Human arms do not beep, of course, but Dr. Simpson had used a variant of the technology on Ms. Corso only an hour before.

(He actually used a variant of that noun, one that can't be printed here).

When Vice President Cheney used a variant of the same word on the floor of the Senate in 2004 to tell Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont what to do to himself, The Times again passed.

The MKZ Hybrid uses a variant of the powertrain found in the Ford Fusion Hybrid, which was certified by the E.P.A. at 47 m.p.g.

The classifier is trained using a variant of boosting [10].