His is a variation on a line attributed to Louis XV.
Christie, in his take on the president's record on the second amendment, gave a variation on a line he has used before.
It was odd to see the Secretary of State, on CBS News in 2011, exulting and laughing at the death of Libya's Muammar Qaddafi, saying, in a variation of a line from Julius Caesar, "We came, we saw, he died".
This "Ocean's Eleven" may want to distance itself from the original, but it's crammed with not-so-subtle throwbacks to the Rat Pack, like the picture's tag line, "Are you in or out?," a riff on the koo-koo cool of the Pack and a variation on a line Mr. Clooney uses.
Mr. Hall begins and ends the play with the Duke of Venice (Babou Ceesay) moving to center stage to confront the audience with a question: "Which is the Christian, and which the Jew?" — a variation on a line of Portia's in the trial scene.
Examination of APD variation along a line in the global apex-base direction also shows similar effects to those seen above (data not shown).
With low sequence coverage, however, the score results could be misleading as many SNPs that actually show variation within a line might appear to be fixed.
The simulated data were assigned FC values calculated with a function of the frequency distribution of the measured FC data and LAZ values were generated with random Gaussian variation from a line of linear association of LAZ and FC.
So we have invented a variation, a two-line poem that ends with the name of the famous figure being tweaked.
ResearchKit lets people take tests like saying "ahhh" to detect vocal variations, walking in a line, or tapping in rhythm to test for Parkinson's Disease.
