"He tries first to stick to the facts, and if he has to deviate from the facts I have found that there is always a very good reason for him doing it.
This simulation process could be further developed and used to determine how knowledge that deviates from the fact can introduce bias in estimates.
These techniques overlap in their capabilities to provide nanometer scale lateral information, however, deviating from the fact that the AFM can provide tri-dimensional mapping of the surface resulting into generation of true topographic data with vertical resolution down to the subnanometer range.
Perhaps we would all be wise to remember that, while studies speak in broad generalities, love, I'm told, requires finding only the "one" (who may, in fact, deviate from the statistical norm).
That is, given a set of channels g ij ∀ ( i, j ) ∈ K × S, it holds that u k (p) ≠ u k (p′), where p′ is obtained by letting only one transmitter to deviate from p. This holds from the fact that the channel realizations are drawn from a continuous distribution and thus, Pr u k (p) = u k (p′)|p ≠ p′) = 0.
If the official story deviates at all from the facts, I want the official story questioned".
There, the alienated outsider feels at home among people who have been cast out from society due to the fact that they deviate from the socially-acceptable ideals of aesthetic normalcy.
In an open letter to the people of New Orleans in The Times-Picayune on Sunday, Mr. Simon offered a preliminary defense of the parts of the show that deviate from fact.
In fact, the PG behavior seems to deviate from the SSA during the 1979 solar maximum (first gray-shaded area in Fig. 7).
Owing to the fact that the molecules will start to relax, they will start to deviate from the bulk values.
