Sentence examples for variation that would from inspiring English sources
Representative Charles Schumer, Brooklyn Democrat, proposes a variation that would commit taxpayers to future saving, with an option for payroll deductions.
Was there a grilled cheese variation that would not only please both the children and adults, but also pair well with cocktails?
If our one small planet has managed to spawn at least seven million species, ranging from bacteria to tigers, imagine the variation that would be likely to occur across an entire universe.
If polar bear populations don't have the genetic variation that would allow some individuals to take advantage of hunting opportunities that are not dependent on sea ice, they could go extinct in the wild.
In sum, I do not know how consciousness works, or the likelihood of variation that would allow natural selection to bring forth moral instincts, objective knowledge and conceptual thought.
It thus seems reasonable to assume that this EIGRF model is representative of the predictive secular variation that would have been published as IGRF-10, had the request been made that it should extend to degree 13.
He still calls for an annual purging of "the bottom one per cent of the nation's portfolio," about a thousand schools a year, but he talks more about variations that would keep teachers in place, mitigating the shock.
Methods vascular laboratory case notes were assessed and incidence of superficial venous incompetence and any significant anatomical variations that would have been difficult to detect clinically ±HHD were documented.
One can envision variations that would utilize two outcomes (for example, savings per year prior to retirement and wealth at retirement)23 but extensions designed to estimate characteristics of a user's full multi-period utility function would require restrictions on the assumed nature of user preferences.
The likelihood normalization provided by the UBM in this scheme helps to minimize person-independent variations that would be common between target and non-target subjects.
As the universe underwent an exponential growth spurt called inflation, tiny quantum fluctuations in that soup expanded to gargantuan sizes, providing density variations that would seed the galaxies.
