Thus the electricity developed by thirty turns of his machine produced, under very variableconditions of battery surface, the same deflection.
2
Now, submarine signalling has none of these defects, for the medium is water, subject to no such variableconditions as the air.
3
We speculate that the presence of two PsbO isoforms helps the plants to finely adjust the photosynthetic apparatus in response to variableconditions.
4
Just because software can pull off a three-point turn once doesn't mean it will be able to do it every time, in variableconditions.
5
He suggested the army should total about 130,000, including about 30,000 part-time specialist territorial army reservists with " variableconditions of service".