Sentence examples for deviation from the standards from inspiring English sources

Nor would it require a sudden, major deviation from the standards of free speech most of the developed world respects.

The first class is the class of imperfections, that is, limitations (my inability to run a two minute mile, for instance) or privations (for example, blindness or sin properties that imply defects, some deviation from the standards appropriate for evaluating beings of the kind in question).

Lee proposed a deviation from the standard practice of dueling.

The DTF describes the detector's deviation from the standard detection efficiency.

"These instances of negligence, taken together, evince an extreme deviation from the standard of care and a conscious disregard of known risks," he wrote.

One other well-explored category of deviation from the standard framework simply drops the assumption that people are fully informed.

Any deviation from the standard structural elements, e.g. beams, walls and slabs, introduces design problems for most structural engineers.

In the scale, the three shape parameters cannot make much difference on the measurement deviation from the standard.

It leads to a non-linear diffusion model which accounts for the deviation from the standard Washburn model.

No deviation from the standard model prediction has been observed and scalar LQs decaying exclusively into t mu are excluded up to masses of 1420 GeV.

In this paper, we propose a metric for evaluating the distortion in these images due to deviation from the standard perspective projection.