Sentence examples for Deviation from reality from inspiring English sources

The treatment of averaging the total smoke formaldehyde yield as above may cause an unacceptable mechanistic deviation from reality.

Whether dealing with outer space, the Southern slave trade, Somali pirates or Walt Disney, films have been called out this year for the least deviation from "reality" (a word Nabokov insisted routinely belongs within quotation marks).

Different wavelengths with different ratios between the extinction coefficients for O2Hb, HHb and water will result in different degrees of deviation from reality if BWC is not taken into account.

There are small deviations from reality.

The standard model has some clear deviations from reality.

The fact that the intervention group outperformed the experienced group in the second test indicates that the simulator does show deviations from reality.

Since it can therefore be assumed that all cost studies deviate from reality in the same direction – with the extent of deviation being unclear – a comparison is possible and reasonable.

Sentences like these, almost imperceptible deviations from shared reality, prepare us for much larger and more obvious swerves, such as "Most things that happened didn't bother him at all, but others got inside of him and stuck: nothing to do then but cough them up," and "When he thought of it now his tongue stuck to his mouth and he felt so much love that he had to spit part of it out".

They found that a large body of empirical material concerning so-called "exceptional experiences" can be classified according to their deviation from the conventional reality model of a subject and from the conventional relations between its components.

And the foreshortened, oversized hand is an obvious deviation from the consensus we call reality.

It is obvious that smaller differences between assumed and actual BWC will result in smaller deviations of O2Hb, HHb, tHb, and rcStO2 from reality.