It is these variations which are the true subject of his book.
Sauces thickened with egg yolks include mayonnaise and its variations, which are cold emulsions of egg yolks and vegetable oil, and hollandaise and its variations, which are hot emulsions of egg yolks and butter.
Extending this theory to cows, he adds: "In small populations such as herds you would encounter identifiable dialectical variations which are most affected by the immediate peer group".
And you definitely don't make your New York recital debut with Bach's demanding "Goldberg" Variations, which are supposed to reflect the wisdom of long experience, and Baroque style.
Continuous signals, such as voice messages, television pictures, and computer data, are commonly transformed into the Baudot Code or its variations, which are composed of patterns of 5 or 7 "on" and "off" pulses.
When World Rugby announced last year the current experimental law variations, which are being trialled throughout the world in club and international tournaments, it stated that the laws must allow for a fair contest for possession, especially "in the contact area, in general play and when play is restarted at scrums, lineouts and kick-offs".
There are two ways to choose the basic allowable stress with variations, which are also discussed.
The polymerase doesn't copy the ribozyme perfectly; it introduces variations, which are the raw material of evolution.
We empirically compare mSVDD with its two variations which are approximate approach (amSVDD) and probability approach (pmSVDD).
The differences in these values are attributed to local volume fraction variations which are not detectable by the global measurements.
The variance σ2 itself shows long-term variations, which are correlated with temperature fluctuations at some lower altitude.
