Sentence examples similar to a deviation in quantity from from inspiring English sources

However, a non-zero value of this new quantity would also signify a deviation of QQM from CQM, and is, thus, also interesting to study.

The selection of beer offers a satisfying deviation in taste from your traditional bitter.

A deviation of more than 2 inches from the perpendicular injures a doorman in a physical way, long uprightness having made him brittle.

Both theoretical and experimental partial molar quantities alike showed a negative deviation from those quantities of the ideal solution below (1−δ)=0.5 and a positive deviation above (1−δ)=0.5.

Part of that product expansion includes getting into Medicare Advantage in 2020, which is a deviation from the current offerings in the individual and employer insurance markets.

In a deviation from usual practice, the Dodgers had their annual MLBPA meeting with the Chicago White Sox and Texas Rangers on Sunday night.

Facebook represents a dangerous deviation in media history.

Every deviation means an equilibrium disturbance and evokes compensatory reflex movements, not only a deviation from the usual position as in most laboratory experiments.

Anything in an organization that causes a deviation from the vision or a given directive will cause misalignment in the tires of the operation.

In only two important instances do scholars today exercise real power, and in both cases we can see a deviation from their traditional role.

Hermann said that "for some reason" there had been a deviation from the timetable and the trains were not in Kolbermoor at the same time.