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1. Over the years the students had analyzed the dreams carefully, had taken each person’s variation and blended it with the others

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2. Variation of the Bow Posture

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3. As usual I will describe the easiest variation first

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4. This variation of the Locust Posture is much more difficult but the added effort involved

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5. Although this is primarily a book for beginners to the subject I did not want to leave out this fourth variation of the Mountain Posture in case some of you might feel up to trying it

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6. Your best way to master Variation 4 is to practice the other three until perfect and then, while supporting yourself with a conveniently placed chair or low table you can gently pull yourself on to your knee-caps, and then let go of the chair or table

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7. As with many of the Yoga asanas, this posture has a variation for advanced students only

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8. When you can perform this variation with ease, and it can be done easily with patient practice, gradually extend the period when your face is touching the floor, and then try to practice the Yoga Complete Breath

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9. After this variation lie fiat on your back and relax for a few minutes

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10. There is yet a third variation of the lovely Cobra Pose for advanced students but it can be achieved by beginners who are athletic or who have been trained in ballet

11. From variation 2, with elbows straight, bend the spine backwards still farther, gradually bring your toes towards your head to touch the back of your head

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12. “You know, there’s a surprising variation in the Visitors I have

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13. Some minor variation could get the same error message, everything else was back to nothing, ignored as noise

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14. It is affected, not only by every variation of price in the commodities which he deals in, but by the good or bad fortune both of his rivals and of his customers, and by a thousand other accidents, to which goods, when carried either by sea or by land, or even when stored in a warehouse, are liable

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15. accidental variation in the demand

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16. He had heard those words, or a slight variation of them, spoken far too much today, and, as it was now, he did his best to ignore the speaker

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17. In the whole progress of improvement, it might, therefore, be expected there should be only one variation in the comparative values of those two different sorts of produce

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18. The price of corn, though at all times liable to variation varies most in those turbulent and disorderly societies, in which the interruption of all commerce and communication hinders the plenty of one part of the country from relieving the scarcity of another

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19. From about 1570 to about 1640, during a period of about seventy years, the variation in the proportion between the value of silver and that of corn held a quite opposite course

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20. It would be more proper, perhaps, to consider this variation in the average money price of corn as the effect rather of some gradual rise in the real value of silver in the European market, than of any fall in the real average value of corn

21. The price of those metals, indeed, is not altogether exempted from variation ; but the changes to which it is liable are generally slow, gradual, and uniform

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22. Yes, it is! And I believe we’ve already had some variation of this discussion!”

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23. It was most likely, he mused, some variation of both

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24. There is no variation between the writings of the two - scholars in the Imperial City have dedicated quite a bit of time and study to this, as a matter of DRAFT

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25. compliance with) this variation of the Law of Attraction

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26. Both these bounties continued, without any variation, at the same rate, till they were severally allowed to expire; that upon hemp on the 1st of January 1741, and that upon masting-timber at the end of the session of parliament immediately following the 24th June 1781

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27. This sect, in their works, which are very numerous, and which treat not only of what is properly called Political Economy, or of the nature and causes or the wealth of nations, but of every other branch of the system of civil government, all follow implicitly, and without any sensible variation, the doctrine of Mr

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28. A tax upon the rent of land, which varies with every variation of the rent, or which rises and falls according to the improvement or neglect of cultivation, is recommended by that sect of men of letters in France, who call themselves the economists, as the most equitable of all taxes

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29. The expense of levying a land-tax, which varied with every variation of the rent, would, no doubt, be somewhat greater than that of levying one which was always rated according to a fixed valuation

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30. Untenanted houses, though by law subject to the tax, are, in most districts, exempted from it by the favour of the assessors; and this exemption sometimes occasions some little variation in the rate of particular houses, though that of the district is always the same

31. Stamp duties, it is evident, might be levied without any variation, in all countries where the forms of law process, and the deeds by which property, both real and personal, is transferred, are the same, or nearly the same

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32. It might be applied to Ireland without any variation ; the produce and consumption of that kingdom being exactly of tho same nature with those of Great Britain

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33. Mercedes wasn’t the only variation

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34. Nonetheless, a variation had to have been introduced from L-Seven-Six’s original programming

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35. I mention this to raise a point: that this form of government failed at a time when the American People, with few exceptions, were socially homogenized in the manner of language, culture, custom, habit and style, and, despite some variation in scriptural interpretation, predominately Christian in their outlook

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36. "Apples on sticks coated with semi-sweet chocolate and peanut butter candy coatings for a variation on an old classic

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37. Matter is mutable; that is to say, subject to variation and change

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38. Reason is subject to lapses in judgment; that is to say, subject to variation and change

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39. ‖ In pursuing this line of reasoning, Power, is not absolute but a variation, rather, of proportionate means and ends

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40. It is a wonderful scam and not quite the same as the mercenary syndrome but a variation on it in the sense that here you are put in contact with “Mr Important

41. This current variation of our screening is the most successful breakthrough thus far

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42. At least one of those men exuded a variation of the sensation that I had always associated with Dorian

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43. We could see the forest stretch out with tiny beautiful variation until it thinned out and ended at the peaks of mountain

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44. And instead of a special creation we would have had to see ourselves as only another variation within the rest of the nature that God had created

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45. Imagine the first time that some variation of his sharp stones was successful in bringing down that dreadful predator

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46. ” Bruce reckoned he knew more about electricity! His own field surveys had led to the discovery of enormous variation

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47. The point is, mild steel is anything but soft, but even mild steel's melting point is 1350-1530 °C (The variation in the melting point temperatures varies due to the different compositions of the different types of mild steel)

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48. With the best variation for me,

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49. more day-to-day variation in their business processes, Sarah put it on her to-do list for a later project

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50. I could tell that I was passing through different tribes, but other than nuances in their looks and variation in their languages, it was difficult to distinguish them

51. For example in estimation its expected the project team documents the risks and constraints and then add buffer or update any relevant variation to it, this step may not be followed by project team or project has added a buffer of 15%, whereas permissible limit it 5%, cases like this SQA should be able to point out and ask for approvals/technical review from senior delivery members

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52. Whenever the final outcome is at risk due variation in intermediate phase outcome (ex: effort variance, defect rate, schedule variance, etc) the SQA based on the devised triggers can initiate the causal analysis along with the project manager

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53. The study on central tendency and variation will help us to understand the behavior of process

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54. Control charts are means of differentiating special cause of variation from common cause of variation

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55. We take 3sigma as allowable variation, as economically its viable to control variation within that limits, and if we try to achieve 100% it will cost us more but returns will be less

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56. Special Cause of Variation:

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57. Common Cause of Variation:

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58. These control limits are determined by inherent variation in the process

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59. A data point beyond these limits indicates Special cause of variation and all the data points within the control limits are because of common cause of variation

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60. In this chart there is no special cause of variation

61. Control charts helps mainly in statistical process control and the first step in establishing process control is to remove special cause of variation and ensure that process is stable

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62. As a slight variation to traditional Earned value analysis, we can assume effort wherever the word cost comes in

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63. Assume to complete the 7 tasks itself, they have spent 900$ (actual value) instead of their earned value of 700$, then we can understand there is variation

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64. Schedule variation can be understood by looking at the 10 tasks completion on expected date is not done but only 7 are performed

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65. Cost variation can be understood by looking at the completion of 7 tasks and its earned value and actual cost

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66. Here we are not comparing with 10 tasks, instead for the 7 tasks we completed, what is the variation till now

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67. We use (Earned Value – Actual Cost) to calculate Cost Variation, here it its (700 – 900), so -200$ is cost variance at this point in time

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68. In third case, the team believes that the variation happened now, could be the kind of variation they will face in future also, then they can calculate EAC, using Actual Value + ((Budgeted At Completion – Earned Value)/CPI), in our case, (900 + ((5000- 700)/0

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69. And there is “very little variation in what they consider permissible

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70. relations and recognition of the wide variation of individual responses can help us all to enjoy better

71. endure all kinds of variation in climate and is thus ideal for purposes

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72. argue that when the room is a different color that we should call this variation in color a

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73. slightly different variation, but the end result is the same

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74. Having this variation handy, spread over a period of time, can help you plan better and anticipate sudden spikes or higher expenditure during certain months of the year

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75. Tetlow used a variation of the technique my father had employed when he was courting my mother, and told the girls we were secretly married

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76. “Our third great seer is possessed of a slightly different variation of the talent, and needs not fear that acting publicly will affect her performance

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77. “Watch the hills and dunes and don’t touch the water!” Moshe remembered warning as he slowly rode up to the nearest woman asking in his very rudimentary knowledge of their variation of the local language, “Are you ill?”

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78. Even the air�line crew wore their uniforms, the men in short sleeved white shirts with epaulets and tie, the girls in the uniform variation that permitted slacks in the tropics

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79. In drawing upon the lessons learned from studying Sun Tzu's Art of War written 2500 years ago, they decided that a 20th Century variation of Douhet's dictum could be perfectly applied to meet the conditions of modern warfare in that it would be easier to destroy the enemy's aerial power on the ground than in the air

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80. variation of the same worst-case scenario

81. variation of this tale when they Came of Age, they acted like they

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82. “The multidimensional corelational n-matrices are not convergent with the aspect of variable spational variation

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83. There is great variation in the Medicare cost of hospitalization throughout

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84. Jung describes the collective unconscious as the all controlling deposit of ancestral experiences from untold millions of years, the echo of prehistoric world events to which each century adds an infinitesimal small amount of variation and differentiation

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85. I was surprised to see that gun since guns like the M16, M4, and M4A1 (variation of the M4) had been proven to be more effective, but

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86. according to Brennan, the variation is extreme and could not be

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87. morphogenesis should themselves be products of variation and selection 17

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88. or variation that exists with all the details so

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89. It was the old variation of the original sin thing: you had to prove yourself worthy by purifying and punishing your soul

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90. range of acceptable variation - blue things, even those of the "same" hue, are rarely all of

91. precisely the same wavelength in Angstrom units - so this range of acceptable variation also

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92. the variation in the standard of comparison must be settled so that those instances within the

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93. acceptable range of variation will “count” as identical, and those outside this range will not

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94. There may be some variation in the way parameters are composed, but

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95. He wrote down his thoughts in a special variation of

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96. variation to his routine was the time spent building his house, which

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