variably in English

adverb

changeably, in a variable manne

Use "variably" in a sentence

1. Screwing system comprising variably advancing screwing spindles

2. Actuating device for variably adjusting a compression ratio of an internal combustion engine

3. Inflammation of the glands may variably produce duct ectasia, lymphoepithelial lesions, atrophy, and fibrosis.

4. Reciprocating internal combustion engine having an adjusting device for variably adjusting a compression ratio

5. Device for variably adjusting the control times of gas exchange valves of an internal combustion engine

6. Crank drive for a reciprocating piston engine having at least one variably adjustable compression ratio

7. Synonyms for Alterably include flexibly, adjustably, adaptably, changeably, variably, modifiably, fluidly, malleably, pliably and elastically

8. In southeastern Arizona, many mountain ranges south of 1-10 harbor variably modified Jurassic and Laramide Calderas

9. (1) Plagioclase is commonly variably replaced by Aluminous prehnite, which indicates temperatures below 400°C

10. An angle for entering a weft thread (3.1) is variably adjusted by means of a weft thread entering device (4).

11. The measured value (mp) is detected in several (at least two) measuring steps (t1, t2) in which the adjustable resistor (Rp) is variably adjusted.

12. Gillian Keith fizzed skittishly and effortlessly as Zerbinetta, an Acidulous sop to Orla Boylan's munificent, creamy but variably toned Ariadne.

13. This method provides for an airfoil having a trailing edge cavity of variably thickness and casting cores used for their manufacture.

14. These negative carbon isotope excursions have been variably interpreted to record primary seawater values and massive carbon cycle perturbations, diagenetic alteration, or porewater Authigenic carbonate formation.

15. Allophone Two discretely separated Allophones, one more diphthongal and one more monophthongal, with price (and occasionally prize) realized variably as both of them

16. The acoustic probe (242, 100) includes an acoustic transducer (244, 20), and a variably-refracting acoustic lens (242, 10) coupled to the acoustic transducer.

17. The emphasis conversion section (2) variably controls the emphasis conversion parameter on the basis of the panel temperature corrected by means of the main microcomputer (8).

18. The device comprises an acoustic transducer (10 and an acoustic lens (20) arranged to variably refract the said acoustic pulse to and/or from the acoustic transducer.

19. In one embodiment, each variably-refracting acoustic lens element includes a cavity, first and second fluid media (141, 142) disposed within the cavity, and the pair of electrodes.

20. An acoustic probe (100, 300) includes an acoustic transducer (15, 444), and a plurality of variably-refracting acoustic lens elements (10, 210a, 210b, 442) coupled to the acoustic transducer.

21. A rare, genetic, neurological disorder characterized by parkinsonian features (including resting or action tremor, Cogwheel rigidity, hypomimia and bradykinesia) associated with variably penetrant spasticity, hyperactive deep tendon reflexes and Babinski sign.

22. Carnallite is an evaporite mineral, a hydrated potassium magnesium chloride with formula KMgCl 3 ·6 (H 2 O). It is variably colored yellow to white, reddish, and sometimes colorless or blue

23. Changing Amphibole nomenclature, uncertainties in Fe +2 /Fe +3, and natural compositional variability result in samples of the asbestiform Amphibole from Libby being variably classified as soda tremolite, richterite, sub-calcic actinolite, and winchite

24. The mass-flow deposit consists of a diverse mixture of colorful, variably altered volcanic rocks, lahar deposits, glaciolacustrine diamicton, and till that record a major flank collapse on the southwest flank of Mount Wrangell.

25. ‘Another approach is using drugs to Antagonise the peripheral effects of opioids so that bowel dysfunction is reversed, speeding discharge from hospital.’ ‘They also found that ADHD children responded variably to different B vitamins, with pyridoxine …

26. Specifically, the process and apparatus provides a transmissive ultrasonic holography imaging system having an acoustical opaque small element (4a) variably placed so as to block that portion of the transmitted sound that is not scattered by the object.

27. The cardinal symptoms of PCA are deficits of higher visual and spatial functions (mostly taking the form of Balint’s syndrome), variably associated with disorders of visual perception, topographical disorientation, visual object agnosia and prosopagnosia, and deficits affecting reading, copying, drawing, and calculation.

28. A first inductive element is installed between the signal path input and the node point and a first capacitive element is installed between the node point and the signal path output, the capacity of said capacitive element being variably adjustable.

29. ‘Plagioclase is commonly variably replaced by Aluminous prehnite, which indicates temperatures below 400°C.’ ‘It likely exists as a hydrothermal alteration product of Aluminous materials.’ ‘Import tonnage of Aluminous cement is small, however levels did increase by more than 33% to 41,137 metric tons.’

30. In addition, the flow cross-section of the resistor element (42b) can be variably adjusted to changing environmental or operating conditions such as environmental temperature, brake pressure, and/or operating state of the vehicle, and consequently the damping effect of the pressure pulsation damping device (42) can be optimized.

31. A Crashworthy aircraft seat for protecting a passenger during a crash of the aircraft includes a support structure coupled to the aircraft, a seat assembly slidingly associated with the support structure, guide means coupled to the support structure for guiding upright members of the seat assembly as the seat assembly slides relative to the support structure, and means for variably attenuating

32. It can be understood as an Allophone of r, s or h and is, depending on context and school of pronunciation, pronounced variably between these sounds.: Es kann als ein Allophon von r, s oder h verstanden werden und wird je nach Kontext und Aussprache-Schule variabel zwischen diesen Lauten ausgesprochen.: A method as claimed in claim 1, or claim 2, characterised in that the identified …

33. Es kann als ein Allophon von r, s oder h verstanden werden und wird je nach Kontext und Aussprache-Schule variabel zwischen diesen Lauten ausgesprochen.: It can be understood as an Allophone of r, s or h and is, depending on context and school of pronunciation, pronounced variably between these sounds.: Das Wort „ Allophon" erfuhr während der Stillen Revolution der 1960er Jahre eine weite