The phrase "a deviates" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper context or structure.
Example: "In this case, a deviates from the norm, leading to unexpected results."
Alternatives: "an instance of deviation" or "a departure from".
For instance, Bussian (1982) discovered that Archie exponent (a) deviates from an assumed value of one in low-resistivity formations, and same applies to the other two Archie exponents.
If player A deviates by 1, and player B by 2, then less changes are required to make B non-pivotal.
It follows that although the measurement was performed approximately 660 K below the phase-transition temperature, a deviates by only 0.1 pm and β by only 1 minute of arc from the values for a rhombohedral lattice.
For example, consider the Max condition in the triangle game, where each player's individual deviation from the correct answer must be less than 3. Compare two cases in which A and B are over the threshold: (a) players A and B both deviate by 3; (b) player A deviates by 3, player B deviates by 5. Is player A equally responsible in both cases?
In the Min condition, if player A deviates by 1 and player B deviates by 5, both are pivotal for the team's loss (changing either player to 0 would switch the loss to a win), but player A requires fewer changes (in deviation points) than player B to make him non-pivotal for the loss.
She has a deviated septum.
This is called a deviated septum.
But plastic surgeons say that fixing a deviated septum does not result in a changed nose.
A different elution behavior of all or several involved species leads to a deviating chromatogram.
In people who have a deviated septum, one side of the nose is wider than normal and one is narrower.
This study showed that drag forces induced resuspension plays a vital role in barite settlement inside a deviated well.
