Sentence examples for with variation from from inspiring English sources

However expressed, and with variation from author to author, the essential dichotomy is that between what a term means, and what it denotes.

Both adequacy and reliability of water resources are found lower during kharif as compared to rabi with variation from head to tail reaches.

The average cost per animal was $3.65, with variation from $0.33 $15.00 by county.

For gastroenteritis cases, the median incubation period was 24 hours with variation from 6 to 240 hours.

The increase for PNS midwives was 35% overall (with variation from 23% in Sukabumi to 43% in Garut).

Samples were submitted to 6 freeze-thaw cycles (−20°C/room temperature, with variation from 22 to 26°C), each thawing step followed by NMR analysis.

Rod, old English measure of distance equal to 16.5 feet (5.029 metres), with variations from 9 to 28 feet (2.743 to 8.534 metres) also being used.

What he then uncovers of his father's past suggests patterns of guilt, estrangement and exile, repeated with variations from generation to generation (his father left behind in Detroit, among other things, his Jewish identity, although Rosenheim doesn't make much of this).

The median number of faults increases towards the trench (Figure 4) with variations from line to line.

The selectivity and robustness of the two models were examined by using a series of data sets associated with placebo tablets and tablets incorporated with variations from excipient content, hardness and particle size.

Although it was probably the most precisely figured mirror ever made, with variations from the prescribed curve of only 10 nanometers, at the perimeter it was too flat by about 2,200 nanometers (2.2 micrometres).