Sentence examples for deviates from the conventional from inspiring English sources
However, it deviates from the conventional Carman Kozeny expression as the density of eutectic grains increases.
The analysis of the obtained results suggest that for large sweep areas, the local flux distribution significantly deviates from the conventional picture and exhibits a more complicated avalanche-type behavior with a prominent dendritic structure.
This phenomenon, which deviates from the conventional slugging flow dictated by the column size, may lead to a total or partial entrainment of the particles during the start-up of a fluidized bed reactor system.
The latter case corresponds to a one-tap pitch prediction filter (see Section 4.3), which in fact deviates from the conventional LP model in (14), since the zeros at DC and at the Nyquist frequency do not have a corresponding complex conjugate zero.
As a result, during polymerization the current polymerization system deviates from the conventional Smith Ewart model, that is, the emulsion polymerization data show a distinct maximum Rp, the increase of Np up to 20 50% conversion and a continuous increase in dw in Intervals II and III.
Many systems display diffusion behavior that deviates from the conventional model of nearest-neighbor jumps.
When I told a friend of mine - also a critic - that I was reviewing this book, he urged me to deviate from the conventional position on Kenneth Tynan and say he was No Good.
Correction ReprintsUnlike any of the 19 other competitors, whose style rarely deviated from the conventional method of starting at one end and finishing at the other, Mr Kobayashi brought a sense of industrial efficiency to the task.
In that sense, Zucker is no more lacking in distinctive ideas than his predecessors at CNN, a deep bench of middle-aged establishment men without meaningful opinions, nor the slightest inclination to deviate from the conventional wisdom, and certainly not the faintest tingle of subversiveness.
