Sentence examples for variability experiences from inspiring English sources

This is in contrast with companies making products exhibiting "infinite variability" — experiences, which maintain user interest by sustaining variability with use.

Estimates of risk summarized the high degree of variability experienced in natural systems, the difficulty of predicting fire behavior when conditions are near critical thresholds, a quantification of uncertainties concerning future weather conditions, and useful tool for assessing potential wildfire effects.

Probabilistic design spaces were generated using stochastic simulations that showed the probability that each resin lot would meet product quality specifications, over a range of possible operating conditions, accounting for the historical variability experienced in the load material composition and concentration.

The hydrologic response to climate variability experienced from 1981 to 2010 is shown by responses in runoff and recharge for California (Figure 7).

Glucose sampling errors have been postulated as a source of variability experienced [9, 10] when applying the common [glucose]/constant normalization method [33] which is analogous to estimating MRgluc at the population mean glucose measurement (the value of the constant), typically given as 5 mM or 100 mg/dL.

This is a reflection of both the greater seasonal and intra-annual temperature variability experienced by the northern-most islands in the Hawaiian Archipelago due to their relatively high latitude (28°N) and proximity to the transition zone chlorophyll front (TZCF).

This method takes into account the variability experienced clinicians demonstrate in their reasoning processes.

Most individuals are sufficiently versatile to accommodate the mundane level of variability experienced within a lifetime.

Nevertheless, the exact reason for greater variability experienced in RS analysis is uncertain and was not apparent from our study.

The MaxOcc approach was applied to characterize the conformational variability experienced by calmodulin both when free in solution or bound to intrinsically disordered proteins.

Our analysis shows that the yeast cell has evolved a system whereby a physical mechanism of regulation (nucleosome occupancy) buffers key genes from the variability experienced by the cell as a whole.