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Definition of variation
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Variation
(n.) The act of
varying;
a
partial
change
in the form,
position,
state,
or
qualities
of a
thing;
modification;
alternation;
mutation;
diversity;
deviation;
as, a
variation
of color in
different
lights;
a
variation
in size;
variation
of
language..
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Aeroscopy
::
Aeroscopy
(n.) The
observation
of the state and
variations
of the
atmosphere.
Plethysmography
::
Plethysmography
(n.) The
study,
by means of the
plethysmograph,
of the
variations
in size of a limb, and hence of its blood
supply..
Lection
::
Lection
(n.) A
reading;
a
variation
in the text.
Flection
::
Flection
(n.) The
variation
of words by
declension,
comparison,
or
conjugation;
inflection..
Heterotaxy
::
Heterotaxy
(n.)
Variation
in
arrangement
from that
existing
in a
normal
form;
heterogenous
arrangement
or
structure,
as, in
botany,
the
deviation
in
position
of the
organs
of a
plant,
from the
ordinary
or
typical
arrangement..
Self-registering
::
Self-registering
(a.)
Registering
itself;
-- said of any
instrument
so
contrived
as to
record
its own
indications
of
phenomena,
whether
continuously
or at
stated
times,
as at the
maxima
and
minima
of
variations;
as, a
self-registering
anemometer
or
barometer..
Abnormality
::
Abnormality
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
abnormal;
variation;
irregularity.
Stanza
::
Stanza
(n.) A
number
of lines or
verses
forming
a
division
of a song or poem, and
agreeing
in
meter,
rhyme,
number
of
lines,
etc., with other
divisions;
a part of a poem,
ordinarily
containing
every
variation
of
measure
in that poem; a
combination
or
arrangement
of lines
usually
recurring;
whether
like or
unlike,
in
measure..
Meteorology
::
Meteorology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the
atmosphere
and its
phenomena,
particularly
of its
variations
of heat and
moisture,
of its
winds,
storms,
etc..
Variation
::
Variation
(n.) One of the
different
arrangements
which can be made of any
number
of
quantities
taking
a
certain
number
of them
together.
Phyllomorphosis
::
Phyllomorphosis
(n.) The
succession
and
variation
of
leaves
during
different
seasons.
Microphone
::
Microphone
(n.) An
instrument
for
intensifying
and
making
audible
very
feeble
sounds.
It
produces
its
effects
by the
changes
of
intensity
in an
electric
current,
occasioned
by the
variations
in the
contact
resistance
of
conducting
bodies,
especially
of
imperfect
conductors,
under the
action
of
acoustic
vibrations..
Divide
::
Divide
(v. t.) To play or sing in a
florid
style,
or with
variations..
Vary
::
Vary (v. t.) To
embellish;
to
change
fancifully;
to
present
under new
aspects,
as of form, key,
measure,
etc. See
Variation,
4..
Variation
::
Variation
(n.) The act of
varying;
a
partial
change
in the form,
position,
state,
or
qualities
of a
thing;
modification;
alternation;
mutation;
diversity;
deviation;
as, a
variation
of color in
different
lights;
a
variation
in size;
variation
of
language..
Algol
::
Algol (n.) A fixed star, in
Medusa's
head, in the
constellation
Perseus,
remarkable
for its
periodic
variation
in
brightness..
Chaconne
::
Chaconne
(n.) An old
Spanish
dance in
moderate
three-four
measure,
like the
Passacaglia,
which is
slower.
Both are used by
classical
composers
as
themes
for
variations..
Change
::
Change
(v. i.) To be
altered;
to
undergo
variation;
as, men
sometimes
change
for the
better..
Invariable
::
Invariable
(a.) Not given to
variation
or
change;
unalterable;
unchangeable;
always
uniform.
Barometrograph
::
Barometrograph
(n.) A form of
barometer
so
constructed
as to
inscribe
of
itself
upon paper a
record
of the
variations
of
atmospheric
pressure.
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