Sentence examples for variously modified from inspiring English sources

The other seven segments are variously modified found objects.

Today, her squeeze machine, variously modified, is receiving extensive clinical trials.

The shell is variously modified and shaped to meet the needs of defense, feeding, and movement.

In addition, these spines may be variously modified, depending on the species; for example, they may be curved, hooked, feathery, bristly, flattened, sheathed, or needlelike.

But evolution within the family has variously modified many legume fruits, and they bear but scant resemblance to that of a bean or pea.

For example, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe noted in Metamorphosis in Plants (1790) that plant organs such as cotyledons, foliage leaves, bracts, and some flower parts are variously modified leaves.

Other rigidity-reducing internal modifications of climbing stems include discontinuous or supranumerary cambia that variously modify the transverse geometry of the stem [e.g. by producing wedges or additional rings of phloem (Carlquist, 1991; Isnard and Silk, 2009; Angyalossy et al., 2012)].

Looking beyond his own works, Aristotle's categorialism has engaged the attention of such diverse philosophers as Plotinus, Porphyry, Aquinas, Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Berkeley, Hume, Kant, Hegel, Brentano and Heidegger (to mention just a few), who have variously embraced, defended, modified or rejected its central contentions.

Since the 1980s and increasingly in the 1990s and 2000s, artists, writers and critics have variously re-imagined and modified the Merlion in order to comment on aspects of Singapore's national project.

In this contribution we study laccase physically adsorbed on gold surface modified by mercapto-ethanol, lipid and variously charged diazonium salts.

Many such plans are packaged with liquids or powdered supplements, to be consumed variously from one to four times a day; modified versions call for two liquid meals and one meal of conventional food.