Both authors capture a violation of cp-conditions as a deviation from inertial behavior, where deviating from inertial behavior is itself a process governed by laws of deviation (Maudlin) or laws of interaction and composition (Hüttemann).
The Turkish EU minister, Ömer Çelik, described the ban as a "deviation from freedom of speech and democracy".
Indeed, they regard tribal custom as a deviation from sharia law.
Both saw religion as a deviation and ethnicity as a problem.
Yet, as Terry Eagleton says: "Dropping your aitches in Knightsbridge probably counts as a deviation, whereas it is normative in parts of Lancashire".
Within a few years, however, he stopped regarding additional bed partners as a deviation; rather, he viewed them as posing a financial conundrum.
Instead, the observer on the ground sees the effect of the rotation as a deviation applied to the relative motion.
But when do we reach a point where not using them is seen as a deviation – or, worse, an act of concealment – that ought to be punished with higher premiums?
"We are under the impression that C views our ownership of the house as a deviation from the original purpose of our mission here," they said in an intercepted message.
"We are under the impression that C. views our ownership of the house as a deviation from the original purpose of our mission here.
The display piqued the interest of some pundits, who were startled by what they viewed as a deviation from Fox's conservative, pro-Republican agenda.
