Sentence examples for deviate from that of from inspiring English sources

At times the finale's formal patterning was bound to deviate from that of the Classical sonata-allegro.

These three parameters of a dried product should deviate from that of its original material as little as possible.

On the other hand, the diamagnetic shift of XX will deviate from that of X by an amount of.

The resulting fluidities, given in Table 4, do not deviate from that of pure water by more than 3%.

In other words, C(111) and C(222) are above unity and deviate from that of others.

The phase textures in the nanocomposite strongly deviate from that of Zr or Nb rolled in monolithic form, becoming highly peaked and intense.

At larger k, the E(k) calculated using (3) deviated from the that of the TB-π model.

There is an arithmetic for cardinal numbers based on natural definitions of addition, multiplication, and exponentiation (squaring, cubing, and so on), but this arithmetic deviates from that of the natural numbers when transfinite cardinals are involved.

But joblessness among young adults has not deviated from that of other age groups any more than in past downturns, says Mr Wadsworth.The corollary of sluggish GDP and a fairly stable jobs market is stagnant productivity, which itself is a puzzle.

But the trend of drift ratio deviates from that of the linear base case (Fig. 18).

Moreover, the average crystallite size of (111) planes considerably deviates from that of other planes.