Sentence examples for variations from that from inspiring English sources

I made all kinds of variations from that, what I called a conceptual matrix, which was my general concept even if it was not articulated theoretically very well.

Although the ( tilde{X}_{t} ) approximation closely resembles that of X t, the set of ( tilde{X}_{t} ) particles have important variations from that of X t.

Nevertheless, in the temperature range from − 20 to 30 °C, the sensitivity variation from that at room temperature was determined within 0.016%.

The ratio of decrease of compressive strength reduces to approximately 30% at 200 °C, which exhibits a noticeable variation from that of splitting tensile strength, except for the C4 mix proportion; however, the ratio of decrease of both the strength measurements are similar at 400 °C (approximately 60% of undamaged strength).

This is sort of my problem with people in general, because I fall in love with that one time they did that one thing while caught in that perfect light while I smelled that great smell, and any variation from that is met with: "I can't believe you're shitting all over our perfect love right now".

Shrunken residuals would disentangle the true hospital variation from that due to random [ 32].

The coefficient of variation from that of age, sex, and race adjustment alone was 9.7 (the standard deviation was 9.7% of the mean).

Despite the historic Australian WCV containing ptxS1A, no variation from that phenotype was found by Poynten et al. in 62 isolates tested from the 84 collected between 1967 to 1998 [ 32].

In cultures of DDI1-knockout yeast transformed with plasmid alone or plasmid encoding either the S. cerevisiae, Leishmania, or human Ddi1 orthologs, cell size showed little variation from that seen with the wild-type yeast (Fig. 5 A D, shown for Leishmania and human compared to wild-type and plasmid only).

This is not a new conversation, but a variation on one from that has been a part of most conversations about security and development since the 1990s.

Variation within genomic DNA targeted by an array probe or a nearby restriction site can alter hybridization intensity sufficiently that we can discriminate the samples harboring previously undetected variation from those that do not.