Sentence examples for deviates from that from inspiring English sources

Any man who deviates from that is sanctioned by his male constituency.

The physical behaviour of thin films often remarkably deviates from that of the corresponding bulk material.

The degree to which a map deviates from that standard is the degree of its partisan bias.

The view of gun owners deviates from that of all Americans when it comes to the question of gun registration.

He deviates from that format here, enlisting the pianist Ethan Iverson, the bassist Jorge Roeder and the drummer Adam Nussbaum.

One curious work, a small painting of a sleeping black man with a crowing rooster on his chest, deviates from that norm.

But as soon as he deviates from that, you can almost be assured it will all go to hell before too long.

The reliability of such a function is found to fall quickly when the scale range deviates from that of micro macro.

The entorhinal cortex as an example of the allocortex shows a peculiar laminar organization, which largely deviates from that of all the other cortical areas analyzed here.

But Mr. Lindsay, he said, "set up a command system, said these are the rules and laws, and anyone who deviates from that will be investigated".

Where Ms. Mvula deviates from that pack, and what makes her a bit old-fashioned, is her reliance on other musicians.