Sentence examples for uses a variant of from inspiring English sources
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 optimization uses a variant of the ant colony method.
The optimization model uses a variant of stochastic dynamic programming known as the water value method.
The package uses a variant of the two-diode model of a PV cell and has been developed using MATLAB.
AshCalc takes advantage of the two improvements above and uses a variant of random-restart stochastic hill-climbing for its optimisation algorithm.
In any case, it seems that depthMap uses a variant of Dijkstra algorithm from this point to navigate through the graph.
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.
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).
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.
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.
