Sentence examples for variation in words from inspiring English sources

In languages that exhibit gender, two or more classes of nouns control variation in words of other parts of speech (typically pronouns and adjectives and sometimes verbs).

This procedure includes a threshold filter to eliminate random procedural errors followed by partial sequence assembly to cross-validate observed patterns of variation in words.

We trained participants on artificial languages exhibiting unpredictable variation in word order, and subsequently had them communicate using these artificial languages.

Moong dal is a variation in wording of Mung bean.

Churchill actually delivered the speech that contained that line (with slight variations in wording) on June 18 , 1940 when he'd been in office for a little more than a month.

On issues like race, where opinion may be particularly complicated and respondents are likely to give the answer they think pollsters are looking for, multiple questions and slight variations in wording can give a more complete picture of public opinion.

A comic device whereby a panicky Joe or Louis delivers a line three times in succession — "What are you doing here?" or "Don't even get me started," with variations in wording and volume — is used at least four times in the episode.

We also find no correlation between the variations in word-counts of the ClinicalTrials.gov and full-text protocols.

It's likely the company used the aforementioned variations in wording to determine — via an A/B testing process — which consent screens were most successful at convincing people to accept the highly privacy-hostile technology.

The present study tested the hypothesis that the magnitude and reliability of the laterality effects would increase with the removal of the emotional component and variations in word frequency.

Except for these subtle variations in wording, the signs were identical.