The phrase "a deviation to" is not commonly used in written English and may not be correct in most contexts.
It can be used when discussing a change or departure from a standard, norm, or expected path, but it is more typical to use "a deviation from."
Example: "The study revealed a deviation to the original plan that affected the results."
Alternatives: "a departure from" or "a divergence from".
Over dinner one night, the restaurant's owner, Oscar Goriz, told me that Begur used to be nicknamed "little Africa", because "it is so far off the main coastal route that you have to take a deviation to get here".
The instant large phase or channel estimation error also contributes a deviation to the BER when using EGC or MRC.
A deviation to either more acidic or more alkaline will cause severe physiologic disturbances, like enzymes not working properly, chemical reactions in cells not working right, and so on.
Brian Marsden of the Harvard-Smithsonian Cambridge, Massachusettsis Cambridge, Massachusetts, isn't so sure that there's a deviation to explain.
An error of uniformity lower than 17.34 % and a total diffraction efficiency higher than 92.21 % were achieved with a deviation to the incident angle less than 1°.
In conclusion, a relatively good uniformity and high diffraction efficiency of the element can be maintained with a deviation of wavelength less than 1 μm, a deviation to the polarizing angle less than 25°, and a deviation to the incident angle less than 1°.
As the complex is ~35 nm in diameter, this drift, clearly, imparts only a slight deviation to an equal force on all subunits.
As the complex is 35 nm in diameter, this drift imparts only a slight deviation to an equal force on all subunits.
One frequently used rule of thumb is to round a mean (or a standard deviation) to one additional decimal than the data.
After doing a little browsing, we found a striking pictograph depicting the US's oil usage and economic stats in relation to the comparable data of our suppliers — the visual proving to be an excellent deviation to an otherwise tedious and wordy explanation.
Nevertheless, grains with a similarly high number of neighbors and a large deviation to the Goss orientation were found, too.
