Sentence examples for variations are so from inspiring English sources
The variations are so minute that for most of us this is a complete irrelevance.
The variations are so numerous that a dozen songs in, the word "genre" begins to ring false.
"Generally," Atherton says, "they have a good yorker as a counterpoint and on a wearing pitch, where there might be uneven bounce, the variations are so much more exaggerated if the ball is banged in from a height.
Beethoven's last piano sonatas are fascinating in part because the structure is that of theme and enormously elaborate variation; and Beethoven's variations are so fertile, so ingenious, so chromatic that they seem potentially infinite, a statement of limitlessness.
During the Phanerozoic eon one must be careful, however, because the carbonate-shelled algae link the organic and inorganic burial fluxes [10]; also during the Neoproterozoic the variations are so rapid that steady state was probably not reached [11].
Some of the variations were so slight that it was difficult to see the differences.
No old coot in "Enigma Variations" is so busy with his pipe that he can't perform a perfect arabesque, atop a bicycle.
Until recently, its variations were so costly that they made an appearance only in Formula One race cars and in models from luxury brands such as Ferrari, McLaren or Lamborghini.
Borgstede's excellent liner notes include the admission that, "One work, however, the second Chaconne in G Major (HWV422) with its 62 Variations, is so monotonously simple that not even my desire for completeness could justify my including it here".
No doubt selection shaped the adaptations of my Devonian trilobites every bit as much as we find it does in modern coevolving populations of plants and their insect pollinators; but still there is no practical way actually to study the selection process in long-extinct species, where the fine details of the structure of populational variation are so poorly preserved.
Explain why genetic variation is so important to this process.
