Sentence examples for but also deviates from inspiring English sources

The cotunneling conductance in the case of a triplet is found not only generally larger than the singlet but also deviates obviously from the quadratic dependence.

The electromagnetic interfere can not only disturb communication system but also deviate missile course and cause space flight fail.

She said the military's force-feeding practices were not only "out of sync with international norms" but also deviated from BOP practices; restraint chairs are rarely used in federal prisons.

But it also deviates from the real challenge: the budget composition, its precise use and potential conditionality, and how exactly it can support growth, jobs and competitiveness in a difficult economic environment.

Most ads in the campaign have also featured clever depictions of success stories ("Ruby Gaynor's parents cried when she suffered brain damage," begins another. "They cried even more when she graduated Columbia"), but they also deviate on occasion.

Benioff wrote the character into the script in a manner Jackman described as fun, but would also deviate from some of his traits.

The fabricated structure 1bef, however, also deviates by almost 4 standard deviations from random structures (Z-score = −3.74).

It also deviates from the lesser convention that clones, like the monstrous replacement 8-year-old in "Godsend" or the Arnold Schwarzenegger duplicate in "The Sixth Day," must be named Adam.

Moreover, the research result shows that it also deviates different physical properties of fabric.

The piece of the Naya Health Smart Pump that attaches to a mother's breasts also deviates from the old, hard plastic funnels that go with mass-marketed pumps.

Additionally, the transformation of interval models into deterministic ones also deviates from the original intention of uncertainty modeling.