The running times for data=Shyamsundar05 with the above given parameter combinations deviated from the ones on the workstation by less than 3 seconds or by less than 30percentt.
The results highlight that river groundwater exchange flux at the head, crest and tail of geomorphological structures significantly deviated from the one-dimensional vertical flow, due to a significant horizontal component.
It has always deviated from the one-person-one-vote system that most Americans imagine they live in, but demographic shifts in recent years have made its prejudices more conspicuous, culminating in the striking gap between Hillary Clinton's decisive popular vote victory and her Electoral College loss.
This means that the actual response which is produced will deviate from the one which is planned.
Ranieri will not be deviating from the "one game at a time" mantra which, to date, has served Leicester so well.
A French-born priest, the Rev. Pierre Mathon, announced that he intended to celebrate a "Mass of repudiation" of religious practices that he described as "demonic" and accused the black clergy of deviating from the one true faith.
Similarly, the electronic structure of nanocomposites is proposed to deviate from the one of coarse-grained materials if a large volume fraction of the material consists of electronically modified regions at interphase boundaries.
"At present it's the weekend, normal staff aren't on duty, so we haven't an official response yet to President Chen Shui-bian's speech, but the Chinese government won't be deviating from the One China principle," said the official, who declined to be named.
Note that this definition slightly deviates from the one traditionally used in topography.
However, companies should be allowed to opt out of this default by deviating from the one-share-one-vote norm.
