As in Scotland, there are huge variations in size of territory and the communities served varies hugely.
Nowhere is that flexibility more evident than in any school's nativity play which has to accommodate to the variations in size and skill of a possible cast.
They consider the effectiveness of different organizational structures, studying variations in size, span of control, and the amount of power delegation and consultation.
Google Catalogs is a particularly useful tool for comparison when the product you are thinking of buying is a fairly generic item that you've seen in dozens of catalogs over the years, with slight variations in size, finish and price.
A quail is a quail is a quail, perhaps, but there were definitely variations in size and price and some butchers would only take orders in advance.
Spiders, though, which evolved more than 300 million years ago as part of the arachnid class, seem to display unusual visual coherence, despite their evolutionary age and variations in size, coloration and appendages.
It is as if all the useful knowledge of the human body and its many variations in size and shape that lingerie designers regularly employ in their work is totally forgotten when it comes time to craft lingerie that is meant to withstand water.
Slight variations in size were found only for ZnO-hydro with phosphate/lecithin.
Craniofacial growth pattern has been correlated with variations in size of the upper airway spaces.
Grinding processes are subject to variations in size, shape, surface roughness, forces, deflections, and temperatures.
Large numbers indicate large variations in size (heterogeneous tessellation) whereas small values indicate more uniform size distribution (homogeneous tessellation).
