Sentence examples for variation is followed from inspiring English sources
Fresh as Denk makes the variations feel, if that's a little too old-school Goldbergian for you, you might turn to Dan Tepfer's recording, in which each variation is followed by a short improvisation, respectfully grooving in and out of Bach as jazz musicians have done for generations.
The surface potential and pH variation was followed on the Cu-PS surface during MB-discoloration.
The data manager monitored variations in screening log data on a more regular basis directly with site investigators, and all noted variations were followed up.
The Introduction, Variations and Fugue on an Original Theme Op 73, composed in 1903, is couched in the dense, chromatic style typical of Reger's maturity and dominated by the huge central set of variations, which is followed by a relatively modest concluding fugue.
The slight drought stress signal in AH VI, which can be easily understood as a plausible effect of inter-annual variation of precipitation, is followed by changes in the plant and faunal assemblages in layers V and IV.
The statement of the composition is followed by elaborate rhythmic and melodic variations that the accompanists are expected to follow.
Roosevelt also created the model that with some variation has been followed since: a privately financed library (here once part of the sweeping family estate) donated to the government and overseen by the National Archives.
Variations in SV are followed by concomitant changes in arterial pressure, which can be assessed by measuring PPV.
Some variation on this theme was followed by several other included reviews.
In 1688 he published a history of variations in the Protestant churches, Histoire des variations des églises protestantes, which was followed by information and advice to Protestants, Avertissement aux protestans (1689 91).
The formation of the protective film during immersion in distilled water or 0.1 M NaCl solution containing the inhibitors was followed by variation of the EQCM frequency.
