Sentence examples for deviate substantially from the from inspiring English sources
The party's economic policies did not deviate substantially from the generally supported mixed economy of the Netherlands.
But the VG turbine unsteady performance was found to deviate substantially from the quasi-steady assumption, compared to a nozzleless turbine.
It was found that the results for the exponential correction factor deviate substantially from the mentioned theoretical value for large correlation lengths and small roughness exponents.
The latter can be seen in multiple realizations of the same model and it has been shown that individual ensemble members can deviate substantially from the ensemble mean even under strong external forcing31.
Soft primary alpha grains in Ti-alloys with a duplex microstructure concentrate plastic strains and raise hydrostatic stresses, leading to bilinear stress amplitude and mean stress curves that deviate substantially from the Haigh or Goodman relation.
Engng Sci.49, 1451 1463) of this paper showed that the random particle numbers and size distributions in precipitation processes in very small drops obtained by stochastic simulation techniques deviate substantially from the predictions of conventional population balance.
These results suggest that the kinematic characteristics of an individual earthquake may deviate substantially from those indicated by the recipe, although the recipe represents the averaged characteristics of past earthquakes.
However, temperature effects on individual enzyme-catalysed reactions can deviate substantially from this 'rule of thumb', for example due to the impact of temperature on protein structure.
Nevertheless, central bankers who are aware of the merits of the arguments for policy rules have on occasion deviated substantially from the prescriptions of standard policy rules.
This is worth the price of a ticket alone, although Norris's take on the 1966 Broadway show, which deviates substantially from the later film version with Liza Minnelli, always wants to have its cake and eat it.
