Unlike Cheever, however, she was courageous in facing up to the direction of her sexual desires, though she did have a sometimes pleasurable, sometimes troubling sense of deviance, of running counter to society's grain.
Mr. Hayes's lawyers are portraying their client as a klutzy but harmless criminal pushed by Mr. Komisarjevsky into the deviance of the Cheshire crime, which ended with the deaths of a mother and her two daughters.
The deviance of the four-dimensional model is lower regarding the two-dimensional model, but not significantly lower.
However, the difference is very low (only one additional task was achieved in PBA, and a difference of deviance of Δ449.93).
The failure of explanation here is intimately linked to the intuitive deviance of counterfactuals featuring in their antecedents the negations of necessary propositions.
These indexes are given as follows: AIC = dev + 2 n p BIC = dev + log N · n p, where 'dev' represents the final deviance of the model, N the sample size, and np the number of parameters for model estimation.
The DIC is a goodness of fit criterion which takes into account the deviance of the model, −2log(p y∣θ)), and a penalty for the model complexity, p D (Spielgelhalter et al. 2002).
In such circumstances, the global criteria method works toward finding an agreement between all objectives, so that it minimizes the total relative deviance of all objectives from its optimal values (z i *).
Men don't really enjoy the "extreme shaming, humiliation, and deviance" of stag dos, according to a recent study.
These babies were in for "a life of certain suffering, of probable deviance, of permanent inferiority," according to columnist Charles Krauthammer.
Perhaps, for this reason, we as a society must ask if the law is designed to protect the innocence of children or the deviance of perpetrators.
