Sentence examples for deviates from the original from inspiring English sources

The editor of Swallow Magazine duly notes that its last issue, dedicated to the Trans-Siberian railway, "deviates from the original Russian route to include the Trans-Mongolian branch from Eastern Siberia, through the Gobi Desert to our endpoint Beijing".

Even if we give the audience nine months of warning, it comes totally out of left field, and the fanboys will complain that it deviates from the original source relationship.

Additionally, the transformation of interval models into deterministic ones also deviates from the original intention of uncertainty modeling.

For the natC n,el) reaction at 2.0 MeV, the binned differential cross section deviates from the original data by 0.6% on average.

Query drift refers to the subject of extended query deviates from the original search intention of the user and leads to the decrease of precision.

In the second example, while the zero-pole interpolation appears to converge, the function to which it converges deviates from the original transfer function.

It's impossible to say how much Robertson did or didn't rely on Fulton's translations in preparing "The Deleted World," but it's not too hard (if you can corral a Swedish friend, as I did) to figure out where he deviates from the originals.

Subsequent discussions led to the decision that the design of the planned industry study will deviate from the original study in many aspects (e.g., exposure conditions, temperature, origin of test organisms).

Neither Sampson nor Gonzales can explain when they deviated from the original "gum it up" plan.

Some fans also disliked how the show was deviating from the original Sookie Stackhouse books.

"The fact that they've deviated from the original agreement surprises us and raises real issues of security.