Sentence examples for variations setting from inspiring English sources

The two versions of a gene may be identical, or they may carry genetic variations setting them apart.

A perfect example is "Enigma Variations," set to a score by Edward Elgar — a suite of musical portraits of himself and his wife and his friends.

Export: Opus Jazz" — a period piece reminiscent of "West Side Story," but without the story — is performed alongside Peter Martins's swoony but overlong "Morgen" and Balanchine's lively "Raymonda Variations," set to music by Glazunov.

In this case, we chose to shrink our eigenvalues towards zero with little variation, setting μ λ =0 and σ λ =5.

The simplest variation type is the variation set.

Scientists are often confounded by baffling "noise" in the molecules that make up living organisms, unpredictable variation set among unfathomable sophistication.

To add a modicum of variety, it also includes shoot-outs with other submarines and a variation set in convincingly stormy seas.

If Beethoven had been born a century earlier or a century later, he would surely have called this variation set "Passacaglia".

Just when you thought grimy gang drama had run out of steam, along comes this dystopian variation, set in a recession-ravaged London 2015.

Mr. Arciuli's idea of presenting the Monk variations as a progression from morning to midnight did not entirely work: Nothing in the music suggested the different times of day, but the suite worked nicely as an extended variation set.

It was performed in Tchaikovsky's original version (extensive emendations by the cellist Wilhelm Fitzenhagen turned it into the seven-variation set better known today), which the Philharmonic first played in 1997 with its own principal cellist, Carter Brey.