The Obama-Gulf Arab Summit at Camp David was thus not at all about a concerted effort to get a deviating president back in line with supposedly longstanding US policy.
If there is a slight change in waveforms, we expected to detect it as a new line deviating from the enveloped area (red lines in supplementary material Fig. S2).
Remarkably, the only published GRN of a cancer cell line deviates strongly from BQS, suggesting that the loss of BQS may play an important role in cancer.
In Figure 2a, there are several values deviating from a straight line in the lower left corner of the graph, and the line is bent slightly.
Simulation predicts that a time length relationship deviates from a straight line as the growth kinetics in the length direction shifts from interfacial reaction controlled to diffusion controlled.
It runs on a track, rarely deviates from a straight line, operates entirely with tunnel vision and is primarily goal-directed as it races to get its passengers to their next appointments.
However, recent experiments suggest that owing to the highly dispersed oil in water phase, the kro/krw vs Sw correlation deviates from a straight line in a semi-log plot at high water-cut stage (>90%).
But yes, a curve ball really curves, as was practically demonstrated by one Freddy Goldsmith in an experiment conducted in New Haven as long ago as 1870; but a curve ball that seems to break more than 14 inches never actually deviates from a straight line by more than 3 1/2 inches.
(b) Segmentation of the QDs in the tomogram, showing that the stacking of QDs follows a straight line that deviates 10° from the growth direction.
For example, Fig. 11 a reveals that information may be forwarded in a direction which deviates from a straight line to the sink to bypass the holes in advance.
It has long been known that some toxicological processes, for instance, protein binding, are capacity limited (e.g., [25]) and that response curves can therefore deviate from a linear line above a certain threshold.
