Sentence examples for deviation that from inspiring English sources

On the 37 active REG machines, the Sept. 11 attacks produced an unusual deviation that lasted for several days.

A fundamental technological flaw in the ships had to be overcome: magnetic deviation that prevented the compass from working properly.

No matter how clever the project's title, how well its re-launch statements are drafted and how smart its website, none of them can escape from the objective history of the part they played in creating and supporting the reactionary, political deviation that was New Labour, a political project that has brought the Labour party to the edge of extinction.

The deviation that was supposed to occur less than once every 1,000 trials by chance turned out to have absolute zero predictive power whatsoever.Could the authors of the ESPN story have known better?

In addition to the decrease in long plays, other statistics have shown a deviation that could be expected for a team that has had its victory total cut roughly in half from most previous seasons.

The modernists rejected these scripts because they associated them with the Middle Ages, which they considered a long intellectual deviation that separated their generation from the standards of the Classical age.

The global model showed that the deviation that could be explained by variables representing particular spheres, overlapped.

Conclusions: Surgeons' appreciation of the types of septal deviation that do benefit from surgical correction falls short of desirable.

The Z-score is a measure of standard deviation that verifies the statistical significance of the spatial autocorrelation analysis.

The part of the deviation that cannot be explained by quality is captured by the error term ε i hlym.

There is considerable variation in hours worked with a monthly standard deviation that is about 50 hours per month.