Under the deviation warranty, the ship may not deviate from its intended course except to save lives.
Disruption management in industrial areas consists in dealing with unanticipated events that get the plans deviate from their intended course.
Just five minutes into the flight, with the aircraft still above the sprawling American mega-base, the pilot realized that the plane had already deviated from its intended course.
"How far we have deviated from our intended course is an ongoing debate".
In a 1989 study, Richard A. Schmidt, a psychologist now at the University of California, Los Angeles, described how disruptions to neuromuscular processes can cause the foot to deviate from the intended motion, even slipping from the brake to the accelerator.
An initial evaluation found inconsistencies of treatment effect between blocks, and an as-built survey later confirmed surface elevations within Block 3 deviated from the intended design and was excluded from further analysis.
While this existing method is adequate for many experimental situations, it is essentially a blind procedure that cannot provide real-time feedback on whether the actual location deviated from the intended location or whether the therapeutic agent was actually delivered.
During initial BMI operation, the movement of the actuator may deviate from the intended movement, and result in errors, as evident from the degradation in behavioral performance [7].
The CalculatedDuration can thus be used to estimate how much the actual duration of presentation deviated from the intended duration.
Students in particular, may perform hapzardly in the tutorial process and deviate from the intended procedures, which were developed by Faculty based on the underlying philosophy of PBL.
Of course, Osborne will fear the wrath of the markets if he deviates from the course of fiscal righteousness he's laid down and he has so far refused any opportunity to soften his approach.
