variance

IPA: vˈɛriʌns

Examples of "variance" in Sentences

If an exception or variance is needed, then the rules need changing.
The hypothesis would assert that substantial local variance is deliberate.
Looking at the bottom graph, it appears the variance is a bit less than 5%.
Another factor could be the difference in variance in talents within the genders.
And you don't have to assume any large difference in variance between the male and female population's abilities.
The Planning Board can not do that, any variance from the rules would have to come through the ZBA, but would probably be hard to get.
Perhaps the matter in variance is a secret, not fit to be divulged to any, much less to be brought upon the stage before the country; and therefore end it privately, that it may not be discovered.
Everywhere homosexuality and gender variance is being discriminated against; in more that 80 countries in the world, same sex relationships are criminalised and in 7 of them, death penalty can be enforced.
The King County Health Department recently notified restaurants that the sous vide process — cooking vacuum-sealed food in water baths at low, precisely-controlled temperatures — requires a variance from the health department, as well as an approvedHazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) plan, a detailed food safety plan more commonly seen in large-scale or industrial operations.