Sentences with phrase «tiny variations on»

Not exact matches

A game with variations built in can be a great way to have fun without anyone having an unfair advantage, says Holly Gramazio at Hide & Seek, the UK company behind the Tiny Games app, which suggests game ideas based on who you are with and what is to hand.

Published September 15 in Genome Biology, the study relied on new software for researchers that identifies connections between seemingly unrelated human diseases and traits through the tiny, risk - conferring genetic variations they have in common.

The measurement, however, is extremely challenging: Investigators look for tiny variations in the CMB, on the order of 1 part per 100,000.

These tiny variations determine both the effect nutrients have on our bodies and how we metabolise the food that we eat.

Unlike other variations of the crunch, where you're on a mat or stability ball, this modification minimizes strain on your knees, hips and the tiny muscles in your ankles.

Tiny photos are really a variation on «far away» photos.

For each bears a method, a distinct style — or lack of, depending on how characterful you regard blobs and tiny lines — which is repeated with infinite variations, ad infinitum.

What nobody knows is how you would take a putative tiny variation in said GCR flux measuring on average 6 particles per cm ^ 2 per second and turn it into a global effect — especially one that only made clouds during the daytime.

We get variations on this question all the time: «I've been following the movement for years, and I want to make my tiny house dream a reality... but how do I start?»

Here's another variation on the teal painted pumpkin with white polka dots, only this one has tiny polka dots, and a beautiful burlap bow tied around the stem.