Sentence examples for deviation from the established from inspiring English sources

The state-run New China News Agency, in a Monday commentary, noted U.S. presidents have realized, "sooner or later, the one-China policy allows no bargaining, and a deviation from the established policy pattern towards China leads to unwanted consequences".

We didn't consider this deviation from the established MN protocol as a prejudice for the inclusion in our meta-analysis.

The subject group used in this study shows no deviation from the established literature on neuropsychological testing.

Anomaly intrusion detection determines whether deviation from the established normal usage patterns can be flagged as intrusions.

Not only does the newest iPad represent a deviation from the established way of releasing things, suggesting Apple could do the same thing with other products in its lineup, but it also shows what kind of changes we might expect from mid-year overhauls: improved specs, retaining the design, to take advantage of the faster pace of component development and supply pricing changes.

Stakeholders seeking to engage in the process need to be aware of the risk that, even in countries with rational policymaking systems, deviations from the established norm may occur and each decision can be different.

From first principles, segregation could be considered to be mediated by adaptation to the ongoing background statistics and detection of the figure as a deviation from this established pattern.

Any deviation from that established pattern will then prompt the phone to take action.

"The pieces will remind you of the eighties, but it is also something that if you were watching the show you'd go, 'I'd wear that.' " The high-school Carrie is recently bereaved, her mother having died — a deviation from the plot established in "Sex and the City," in which Carrie is raised by a divorced mom.

Unlike questions about Newton's methods and his apparent deviation from the norms established by mechanist philosophers like Descartes and Boyle, Newton's conception of space and time, along with his view of the divine being, did not immediately engender a philosophical debate.

"When the slightest deviation from norms established by the Health Ministry is discovered, the product does not appear on the counter," he said.