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Main Entry:	var·i·ance [vair-ee-uhns] /ˈvɛəriəns/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

Mitzner said he was considering applying for a variance on that building, too.

But the larger, more important point is that that nonpredictability flows from the large variance in teacher effectiveness.

Beyond that, variance increases dramatically, with extrapolation and factors estimation becoming widely speculative.

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Mitzner said he was considering applying for a variance on that building, too.

But the larger, more important point is that that nonpredictability flows from the large variance in teacher effectiveness.

Beyond that, variance increases dramatically, with extrapolation and factors estimation becoming widely speculative.

Long intervals of quiet may be well within the natural variance of such a cycle.

The phenotype consists of the genotype variance plus the environmental variance.

Others submit that granting one such variance would set a dangerous precedent.

Doctoral programs vary and the variance is larger within group than it is between groups.

Risk is determined by the variance in historical data.

Many estimates of the amount of standing redwood have been made, with results widely at variance with one another.

But, since wind energy is reliant on the variance of wind being present, a backup system is required.

The town heard his concerns before voting on a variance the restaurant needed to proceed.

Various online databases show the winrates of top cash game players over sample sizes of millions of hands with little variance.

We're not concerned about the normal variance of weather here, that's always going to be a given.

Variance is a statistical measure of how widely a quality varies in a population.

It is the sun that is causing the variance in the earths temp.

Most likely, though, there won't be enough genetic variance to disallow interbreeding.

Variance after variance is given to developers who cry economic hardship and threaten to sue if they can't do as they please.

Thank you for writing, your words are insightful and a much-needed variance in opinion.

Its variance in time establishes the acceleration or deceleration of universal expansion.

He seemed so widely at variance with the gay surroundings, so little of a.

Perhaps the success of kurtzarbeit depends upon a low variance in the distribution of worker productivity.

And what is the statistical variance in the size of it's shoreline over the period in question.

In this case, landscapes are being transformed, one zoning variance at a time.

Just looking broadly at the data, the above indicators appear to explain much of the variance within the map.

Climate change is due to variance in solar radiation not excess co2.

As you'll see if you look at the spreadsheet, there's a lot of variance in what those numbers could mean.

As far as albedo goes, there is wide variance in solar modules.

Croce, would recommend granting the variance when the three-member commission meets next month.

The idea that character is etched into an individual's face is so much at variance with modern notions of free.

It has been interesting to see the spread of abilities and the variance in the totals.

Michalowski were allowed to continue operating until the variance is decided, others have not been so fortunate.

There is a huge variance in chair stipends or salaries.

Then workers would check the variance from anticipated outcomes and take any corrective action that was necessary.

There was also variance in how corrections were indicated to readers.

These explain a large amount of the variance in overall school performance.

The huge variance in performance between different bits of the public sector that do the same thing is shocking.

The researchers concluded that birth order is a factor that contributes significantly to the variance of adult height among.

It is tough and good in important ways, although its style is oddly romantic and at variance with the laconic material.

Each fish returns to its birthplace, and the diversity of these nurseries is what produces variance within the species.

Kielblock a variance to sell produce that is not grown on the land.

Allen's taste in music is at variance with the program's continuing.

They also note that the variance in average self-reported happiness is often greater within a given year than between years.

Montalbano, said after the meeting that a variance could be granted.

Risk of price variance is then down entirely to site conditions.

Testa filed for a variance that would permit him to build without on-site parking.

Being industry generated research, the tendency was explained away as variance and the test was not repeated.

Consider one example of work rules at variance with reality.

If the work has not been approved, or if it seems to be at variance with what was.

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