Sentence examples for variegated types from inspiring English sources

Recently introduced variegated types like the male 'Pepper Pot' and female red-berried 'Gold Dust' plus the all-green'Rozannie' have lifted aucuba from the mundane to the desired.

The fact that, with the variegated types of sense-experience which we in fact have, we can, as we say, 'on the strength of hearing alone' assign directions and distances to sounds, and things that emit or cause them, counts against this not at all.

Up close, healthy marrow looks like an Impressionist painting a variegated landscape of cell types and colors.

Deletion mutants of these genes lead to a variegated leaf type, therefore the names Var1 and Var2 were given to them (reviewed by Sakamoto et al. [ 21]).

In wild-type cells, the ade6+ gene juxtaposed to the synthetic telomere exhibits variegated expression resulting in red, pink, white and sectored colonies (Nimmo et al, 1994).

How can a society possibly provide meaningful metering and feedback of outcomes to the controller when the references are imprecise to begin with, the efficacy of the actuators may vary across the types of institutions and over time, the sources of disturbances in the system are variegated, and metering may be inconsistent and unreliable?

In variegated landscapes the observed collapse in local species richness was not due to a different distribution of land use types, since it affected mainly woodland areas.

Some like variegated leaves.

There are variegated forms of London plane.

You have to have a variegated existence.

Eritrea's land is highly variegated.