Sentence examples for deflection away from from inspiring English sources

A beam deflection away from the electrode surface was then observed during the reduction of the Ag+(aq) ions.

It's a predictable deflection away from gun control, with many conservative lawmakers (many of whom accept vast amounts of money from the National Rifle Association) blaming the recent Parkland mass shooting tragedy on movies and video games all while schoolchildren literally beg grownups not to let them die.

A mechanical deflection of the stereocilia towards the kinocilium opens transduction channels to depolarize the cell's plasma membrane, whereas a deflection away from the kinocilium hyperpolarizes the cell [16].

The deflection away from the parental height would also lead to too many referrals.

The WHO guideline, as well as two additional criteria with respect to height deflection away from the target height, would lead to too many referrals.

= not applicable Theoretically one could imagine that a deflection away from the target height SDS in the first 2 3 years of life could be a suitable referral rule.

At low incident energies (≪10 eV), the graphene film bends towards the irradiated side (upward deflection in our simulations); a transition from bending towards the irradiated side (upward deflection) to bending away from the irradiated side (downward deflection) occurs when the incident energy is ∼10 eV; the downward deflection peaks at ∼50 eV.

From about Port Alfred southwards (Fig. 1), the shelf starts to widen and the current is deflected away from the coast (a region hereafter referred to as the Agulhas Current Deflection Zone, or ACDZ).

The general pattern was one of the vector of the predicted response to selection being deflected away from the vector of selection by a moderate amount [ e.g., θ1 _bs = 34.9° (Table 2), and θ1_bs appeared distinct from zero], but that within- and between-sex genetic covariances did not increase deflection and thus constraint (θ4_bs = 2.54°; 95% CI = −8.91 27.5, Table 2, Figure 4D).

Schweickart protested the conversation's drift away from deflection, saying that while the scientists were busy trying to pinpoint orbits an asteroid might heave up and strike us.

If there is a war with Iraq, there is bound to be a deflection of spy activity away from trying to monitor the communications, movements and financial transactions of terrorist groups.