Sentence examples for variant versions of from inspiring English sources

In some traditions he will confront variant versions of the whole text.

The Library of America published the Collected Stories of Raymond Carver 1,000 pages of Carver's work, including variant versions of his most famous short fiction.

Yes, I imagine Garver will come back — variant versions of him have been bobbing up in my work for years — though not under that name, and with a different career and personal history, and perhaps as a woman.

In secular medieval music and in much folk and non-European music, instrumental accompaniments for singers consist of unison or octave duplications of the melody (sometimes with slight differences, creating heterophony, the simultaneous performance of variant versions of the same melody), of novel rhythmic features, or of a drone (sustained note or notes) played on wind or stringed instruments.

One of these is privileged as the "main narrative," but each section of that narrative is followed by one or more variant versions of the same events.

Among the variant versions of Protothetic Leśniewski mentions in his 1929 article, one is a single-axiom version containing 82 signs.

In them, a variant version of a gene called DCT may contribute to light skin.

We further discuss the variant version of this problem with the block information.

The existence of infinitely many solutions to (1.2) has been derived by a variant version of fountain theorem in [18].

It is the variant version of the mountain pass theorem, which allows us to find a ( C ) c sequence.

Liu and He [7] discussed the existence of infinitely many high energy solutions of problem (1.1) under superlinear case by variant version of fountain theorem.