Examples of using Variation in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Variation of GDP per head.
Bypass for flow rate variation.
The variation is very, very small.
Available also in the red color variation.
Natural color variation, white spots;
People also translate
Variation 5 Adapter hood with 2 cable outputs.
The sleeves are all the same- no variation in tempo.
Multiple variation of signal visualisation.
In beef production, literature shows large variation.
The variation between individual cows was 1-3 hours.
Unemployment was 3%, with little variation between regions.
How much variation is there within a school or between schools?
However, there is considerable variation behind these figures.
Some variation among BBA programs is to be expected.
The import is being canceled if the variation is out of tolerance.
There should be variation in the difficulty or complexity of the tasks.
They offer new and effective forms of exercise and additional variation in motion sequences.
Among OecD countries, variation in student performance fell by 3.
They can look very different depending on my creative interpretation and variation.
Yet another variation of the Garbha is the Goph Guntan, or the string dance.
In the majority of cases the contractsare used nationally with very little variation.
There is wide variation in the use ofobstetric US in different countries.
New protection systems must be developed andwe must prevent variation in levels of provision.
The variation in nature areas also means lots of different species of insects.
Revenue broken down by customer location reflects the variation in economic conditions across the regions.
The variation will be conducted from your economic check and cost use analysis.
Tab.1: Fraction factors ε and their variation at different degradation types found in literature.
Seasonal variation in carbon dioxide concentration has been increasing since the 1960s.
Energy savings thanks to frequency-controlled drives permitting variation of belt speeds depending on loads.
A very interesting variation of hybridization probes is Molecular Beacons, developed by Fred R. Kramer.