Sentence examples for with small variations from inspiring English sources

"I want," "I won't," "I am," the characters say over and over, with small variations.

Similar statements (with small variations) were made by the rest of the Big Four.

A standard was proposed by Antonio María Alcover Sureda, a Catalan priest, philologist, and writer from Majorca, in 1913, which is accepted, with small variations, by most writers.

Pulsed vacuum osmotic dehydration (PVOD) is a process that can reduce water activity with small variations in nutritional properties.

The story -- repeated with small variations throughout the corpus of 18th- and early-19th-century comic opera -- scarcely bears repeating, but briefly here it is: A shipwreck on Algerian shores.

The reasons that you aren't, in the case of "Psycho," have to do with small variations in technique and substance, the superiority of the original performances, and probably a million other individual factors.

Morris helped him figure out how it was put together; its components are a limited number of phrases of movement, executed over and over, with small variations, at different speeds and with different dynamics.

We have found in its opinion too many instances in which, with small variations, it repeats the analysis we previously found wanting, and these same parts are critical to its ultimate conclusion.

These questions are not part of the international (or European) mandatory questions but they have been used, with small variations, in previous population censuses organised by the Estonian state.

The conduction potential window was found to be from +0.20 to +0.60 V versus SCE, with small variations in the different acid solutions as well as with pH.

Flow boiling in microchannels is one of the most promising cooling methods for these and similar devices due to the capability of achieving very high heat transfer rates with small variations in the surface temperature.