“The mountain trails are muddy, and the climbing has been made more difficult due to the variable weather.”

“There were a range of variable expenses that we could reduce if push came to shove.”

“Contestants come from all over the country, from many and varied backgrounds.”

“Due to their varied habits and habitats, it was natural for them to have different kinds of feeding habits.”

“It is a small bird, of very beautiful and varied plumage.”

“Djinni is a variant spelling of jinni.”

“The floor of each room is covered with a richly variegated and costly Brussels carpet.”

“The walls and the floor were covered with variegated marbles, and the roof of cedar wood was covered with lead.”

“The leaves are striped, variegated with white.”

“The inputs to a variadic network are an arbitrary-length list of n-tuples of real numbers, where n is fixed, and the function computed by the network is unaffected by permutation of the inputs.”

“This paper describes improvements in the training algorithm for the variadic perceptron, based on a constructive cascade topology, and performance of the improved networks on geometric problems inspired by vector graphics.”

“In this paper we consider two properties of variadic functions, namely associativity and preassociativity, that are pertaining to several data and language processing tasks.”

“This varisome globe that swirls on gimbal pins of prayers, begets a sort of musical ache not ministered to by the mumbles of the spheres.”

“I walked into a moped store, and I didn't realize there were various kinds.”

“There are various shops on the bricked street, all selling boutique clothing for women.”

“It was an impressive array of various lights, displayed creatively across the Botanical Gardens.”

“When astronomers talk about the evolution of a star, they clearly do not have a variational theory like Darwin's in mind.”

“Problems remained, however, which Kirchhoff solved using variational calculus.”

“From this point of view a curve or a surface can be identified with a linear functional over the class of variational integrands.”

“The variform clouds danced across the sky, constantly shifting shapes and creating a mesmerizing spectacle.”

“Thus, if we wish to establish an absolute visual threshold, we might expose subjects to a series of dots of light at varying levels of brightness.”

“Credible witnesses gave varying accounts of exactly what Brown was doing with his hands as he moved toward Wilson.”