Sentence examples for use variants from inspiring English sources

Lenovo started to use variants of this keyboard in other new laptops.

(Both Nixon characters use variants of "twist slowly, slowly in the wind" two decades before John Ehrlichman earned his place in Bartlett's with the phrase).

In practice, these protocols are very complex and often use variants of secret-sharing and weaker forms of Byzantine agreement to implement the common coin [24, 25, 43].

Here, we use variants of a model polyQ-containing protein to systematically determine the effect of the location and number of flanking folded domains on polyQ-mediated aggregation.

The results of integrated landscape analysis enable the calculation of scenarios that allow the derivation of site-suitable land use variants with positive effects (decrease) to material out-wash from landscape parts and material inputs into surface water and groundwater.

Here, we use variants of R16 and R17 to demonstrate that substitution of just five key residues is sufficient to alter the folding mechanism and reduce the landscape roughness.

When the herbicide is used, variants that are more tolerant of it have an evolutionary advantage.

Throughout, Pynchon embraces the conventions of classic children's fiction, not only using variants of their props and window-dressing (J.

A 1995 State Department report, "Patterns of Global Terrorism," using variants of the names, described the same cleric and labeled his organization as "terrorist".

"Cybercriminals have built hundreds of botnets using variants of Zeus malware," he wrote.

Causal decision theorists define expected utility using variants on a proposal by Savage (1972).