Sentence examples for varies rather from inspiring English sources

The distance between the Moon and Earth varies rather widely because of the combined gravity of Earth, the Sun, and the planets.

The solar proton flux varies rather randomly whereas the degradation is quasi-periodic.

It varies rather sharply and has two maximums on each side of the Fano dip.

For example, he criticized mathematicians who defined a variable to be a number that varies rather than an expression of language which can vary as to which determinate number it may take as a value.

In this definition, it is the threshold d which varies rather than the population mean; however, the two concepts are mathematically equivalent.

If within-patch LMC varies rather little (or averages out across patches) and females disperse randomly from their natal patches, our estimates of the inbreeding coefficient should predict sex ratios of between 0.06 and 0.10 [ 23].

"We know that people vary rather remarkably in their ability to taste bitter," he said, with some able to detect bitterness at very low concentrations.

The binding energies of medium-size clusters vary rather smoothly with N, but they are in general considerably lower than the binding energies of bulk matter.

Another possibility, especially if the song is varied rather than a typical robin's song, is that it may have been a mockingbird, an excellent mimic and an enthusiastic night singer.

In the absence of lightning discharges, only field-dependent and convection current components exist, which vary rather slowly.

At short lengths, however, the concentration rule fails and the performance may vary rather noticeably from one code realization to another.