Sentence examples for variations arise from inspiring English sources

Of the many different varieties of mercury barometers, most variations arise from different techniques for measuring the height of the mercury column.

The outbreak raises renewed questions about how to prepare for possible risks, should the strain become more easily communicable or should other deadly variations arise.

Even if people's taste for coffee does not depend directly on the weather, as Sims pointed out coffee buyers know that weather is variable and may stock up when adverse weather variations arise.

The problem rests in the fact that the processed CPI is too large and complex phase variations arise.

The variations arise from the structural changes in the melt, particularly formation of complex ions involving Na, Si, and Al.

His 1941 book, List of New Guinea Birds, describes how to distinguish between closely related species and describes how variations arise within species.

As humans migrated across the continents, sequence variations arose that became differentially fixed in different populations.

In the manufacturing of VLSI circuits, engineering designs should take into consideration random variations arising from processing.

The sets of images of dup-I and dup-II are used for considering the variations arising from aging as well as appearances due to hairstyles or glasses.

These values, although possibly contaminated by geomagnetic activity of external origin, are likely to catch possible rapid internal field variations arising at one end of the interval.

Process-oriented tolerancing was focused upon, by considering all the variations arising due to tool wear, measurement device fluctuations, tolerance stack-up propagation (Ding et al. 2005).