Sentence examples for variation and direct from inspiring English sources

While Webb might not be able to get a clean signal for an Earth-sized exomoon, it should be able to use the three methods together of transit timing variation, transit duration variation, and direct transits (measured many times and stacked atop one another) to find the smallest, closest exomoons that are out there.

Protoplast technologies offer unique opportunities for fundamental research and to develop novel germplasm through somatic hybridization, organelle transfer, protoclonal variation, and direct insertion of DNA.

The design problem (the tangential velocity distribution) with the axial velocity variation and the direct problem (the swirl angle distribution), with the axial and tangential velocities being determined, are specified in the chapter.

The proportion of students who explicitly represented genetic variation, phenotypic variation, and a direct genotype-to-phenotype connection increased on the final exam, although not significantly.

47 In the dog and human studies, effects were modeled using a single cosine function for baseline daily variation and a direct linear drug effect.

The main differences between the GeNorm algorithm (reference) and the model-based variance estimation approach in NormFinder [ 27] is that the latter takes into account the inter- and intra-group variation and uses direct estimation of variances as opposed to pair-wise variation.

Of most relevance to the present paper are Boyd and Richerson's (1985) models of 'guided variation' and 'direct' (or 'content') bias.

Subsequently, independent sources of environmental variation are scarce and direct additive genetic variance is negligible.

Thus, for certain haplogroups, the lack of variation in the HVS-I and II necessitate the use of coding region variation to indicate and direct the overall classification and structure of haplogroups (as was done using the minisequencing method).

"33 Variations" (written and directed by Moisés Kaufman, at the Eugene O'Neill) is a musicology lecture disguised as an intellectual detective story within an emotional melodrama.

These days Ms. Fonda is revisiting an earlier incarnation, Broadway actress, and next month she will star in "33 Variations," written and directed by Moisés Kaufman, almost 50 years (46 if you want to be fussy) after she last appeared on Broadway, in "Strange Interlude" with Geraldine Page.