Sentence examples for a deviation of a from inspiring English sources

Even a deviation of a quarter of a mile can make a big difference, he added.

Multiplying by 1.96, we see that the 95% significance level corresponds to a deviation of a little less than 3%.

A failure can be defined [2, 3, 10] as a deviation of a system from its intended (normal) behaviour.

For example, Figure 8A shows a receptive field arrangement which would produce a strong differential response to a deviation of a line dependent upon its direction of deviation.

Warburg hypothesized that cancer growth is frequently associated with a deviation of a set of energy generation mechanisms to a nonoxidative breakdown of glucose.

In general, the southern structures have the Albanides trend from the northeast to the southwest with an azimuth angle of 312° (up to the Kelcyra Valley, Fig. 14), and further north, they suffer a deviation of an azimuth of 330°.

Wilkins-Haug moved the cannula; a deviation of even a few millimetres could tear the tissue of the cardiac chambers and kill the fetus.

This results in a deviation of 13%, which was assigned with a yellow traffic light.

A linear response within a deviation of ±5% was confirmed over more than two orders of magnitude.

The loading matrix is drawn from a Gaussian distribution with a mean of 1 and a deviation of 0.5.

A positive angle indicates a deviation of the head towards the right side, lateral tilt of the body.