Sentence examples for be deviated from its from inspiring English sources

Commonly, when the central air-conditioning system is improperly designed, the operation performance of each equipment in the system will be deviated from its optimal operation performance.

The main aim of this study is to identify the soil quality of the study area and also see how much the soil is deviated from its standard reference value.

Because some regional pollutant concentrations were correlated with the community mean NRP exposure, NRP was deviated from its community mean to produce orthogonal exposures in models that also included regional pollution.

The ANC, he said, was deviating from its original principles.

Some strategists fretted that their party was deviating from its poll-tested emphasis on domestic issues.

"China is deviating from its own call for the world to avoid double standards in dealing with terrorism".

The phone company's shares have underperformed the benchmark Hang Seng index since Feb. 26, when trading in the lender was halted, on concern the operator was deviating from its main business.

Come Brexit, come Trump, come possible break-up of Europe: no lessons will be learned, barely an inch will be deviated from the ordained course.

When we stack these ACFs, the obtained travel time of S reflections would be deviated from the theoretical travel time.

In Numbers -- Chapter 27, the succession of a man's property was strictly outlined and couldn't be deviated from.

This religious sensibility invests each word of a prayer with efficacious power, so that the formula of the prayer cannot be deviated from without enervating the effect.