Sentence examples for variation on the second from inspiring English sources

He offered a variation on the second stanza, from a source in Donizetti's own hand, according to Mr. Crutchfield, that made this touchstone aria seem almost new.

The results indicate extensive copy-number variation on the second chromosome of these flies.

In healthy individuals the most consistent sites with respect to community membership and structure are the external auditory canal, inguinal crease, alar crease, and nare, whereas there is a significant variation on the second sampling of the popliteal fossa, volar forearm, and buttock, which suggests that longitudinal stability of the skin microbiome is site dependent.

The development proper is based on a scalar variation of the second theme heard at the end of the exposition.

The reason, it seems, is a variation on the nineteenth-century theme: we associate beauty with sociability.

A variation on the first possibility would be that Trump correctly realizes the intelligence community has a good deal more information on what contacts his associates had with Russians than he does.

That center has closed, but others today are run by former Berk teachers and are inspired by her techniques, with each adding twists, like Physique's "V" position, a variation on the first position in ballet.

A second approach is a longer-term variation on the first, containing Russia wherever possible, maintaining or toughening sanctions, and waiting for the departure of Putin and what some economists say will be Russia's inevitable economic collapse as its oil and gas runs out and international ostracism, corruption and a declining working-age population take their toll.

It was really just a slight variation on the first experiment.

The fourth design was a variation on the third type; the eight 28 cm guns were replaced by six 30.5 cm (12 in) guns, in two twin turrets and two single turrets.

Interpretation of shape variation on the first two PCs, as well as CVA of the first five PC axes, indicated that guppies from oil-polluted sites had deeper heads compared to guppies from not-polluted sites (Fig. 4, Fig. S6B).