A plant that is different from the majority or from normal plants.
An organism that is genetically different from the wild type organism. a.k.a. mutant.
A CI that, although different in some small way, has the same basic functionality as other CIs and therefore may be required to be analysed along with its generic group.
An individual organism that is recognizably different from an arbitrary standard type in that species.
Variants are different shading orders of a selected style.
One of two or more photographs of the same subject with only slight differences. A variant can be produced in several ways. A photographer can take multiple photographs of the same subject under constant conditions, without significantly changing lighting or exposure time (for example, landscape in a vertical format and then in a horizontal format). Variants can be produced in the darkroom by altering the tonality of the print. A variant can be a cropped (trimmed) version of the same image.
a group of organisms in a species that differ very slightly from the other organisms in the same species.
Having features slightly different from the standard impression of the work.
a subset of a linguistic class that shares features but also differs in some way from other members of the class, as the different forms of the English past-tense morpheme. Cp. allomorph; allophone. an alternate pronunciation of a word, as /har__s/ vs. /h_ras_/ for harass.
differing from normal variation.
(biology) a group of organisms within a species that differ in trivial ways from similar groups; "a new strain of microorganisms"
something a little different from others of the same type; "an experimental version of the night fighter"; "an emery wheel is a modern variant of the grindstone"; "the boy is a younger edition of his father"
differing from a norm or standard; "a variant spelling"
a product purchase choice, such as different size or color choices
A document that has the same bibliographic description as another, but contains printed elements which vary from the other. For example, if a document is printed with a woodcut illustration, a second document with the same text but without the illustration would be a variant. A blank form with handwritten additions is not a variant of the blank form without handwriting, because handwriting is not a change that occurred during printing. The filled-in blank form would be a duplicate copy.
(gene variant) a gene sequence that, through variation in order or composition, causes different genetic traits or phenotype s in a organism.
a variation within a tradition, a different version.
A Copy of an edition that exhibits some variation from another copy of the same edition, in the text, title pg, illustration, paper etc.
A book that is diffrent in one or more ways, from other books in the same impression. [Back to the Top
An alternate reading which differs from the common wording within a majority of Greek manuscripts for a given passage. Generally, the majority of extant Greek manuscripts will favor one reading (or word) whereas a smaller number will favor a second. In this case, the second reading is called a variant.
A copy of a book that varies in some way from the ideal copy. Can refer to binding color, illustrations, etc.
copies of an edition that differ in some way from other copies of the same edition.
copies of the same impression exhibiting unexplained variations are said to be variant copies. See also issue and state.
the difference from average time for races of the same distance by the same class horses at the same track on different days, due to weather and track condition
One item version is a variant of another, if neither is a revision of the other. Variants allow one item to meet conflicting requirements at the same time. Temporary variants allow parallel development and will eventually be merged. Permanent variants are not merged but enable the CI to meet different functional requirements. An example might be a screen with text in a different (foreign) language.
Any different type of plant within the species, taxonomically recognized or not. Parent Term: Taxonomy Difficulty Level
Literally, an alternative form. Used in conjunction with locus, phenotype or mouse strain. A "DNA variant" is equivalent to an alternative DNA allele. A variant mouse usually refers to one that carries a mutant allele or expresses a mutant phenotype.
CI with the same functionality as another CI but different in some small way
A slightly different version of a figure, typically found in smaller numbers than its standard counterpart. Can either be due to a change in production, such as the three Jean Grey figures from the X-Men movie line, or a specific choice on the part of the manufacturer, such as the yellow and brown Daredevil from Spider-Man Classics Series II.
A book that differs in one or more features from others of the same impression, but a positive sequence has not been established.
A culture exhibiting a stable phenotypic change whether genetic or epigenetic in origin.