Sentence examples for deviated a little from inspiring English sources

The above fpeak deviated a little to the higher side of the natural Strouhal frequency f0= 8.5 of the cylindrical rod under the influence of alternating lift acting on the rod.

Comparing the experimental pillars in Figure 2 with the laser spot shown in Figure 1b, as well as in Figure 3, it seems that the nanopillars' location deviated a little from the center of the donut-shaped beam.

"We deviated a little from our route to check it out," Hallowell said.

All the estimates of QTS positions and effects were quite robust for different heritabilities, but the epistatic interaction effects with environments between SNP.44 on the second chromosome and SNP.63 on the third chromosome deviated a little from the true value.

He's deviating a little here from libertarian principle, he admits.

But a cliff or a swamp may be in the way and it might be wiser to deviate a little to the East and pick up that trail.

Justice Kennedy has shown himself sympathetic to a legal principle that says it is okay to deviate a little from the letter of the law when doing so would avoid serious injustice or harm.

We cannot detect the Mn element, and the ratio between Zn and Se deviates a little from 1 in ZnSeMn nanobelts.

The small discrepancies with Mo data may come from the shape, here we used with Eq. 3 the αshape for a sphere and experimentally the shape may deviate a little bit from this ideal case.

If you stick to mathematical perfection you don't get a lot of variation, but if you deviate a little from the perfect geometry, you get this huge variety of forms.

We decided to deviate a little from the conventional thought process around BI and reporting that says everything has to be loaded into a data warehouse in a single location.