Sentence examples for deviations from a direct from inspiring English sources

Molecular modelling studies, however, showed that packing effects could explain deviations from a direct correlation.

An alternative theory interprets the various planktotrophic larval types as numerous independent deviations from an ancestral direct development of a planuloid ancestor; this has been called the intercalation or interpolation theory, for example [ 5, 10].

Once aligned precise corrective steering reactions to small deviations from the direct course allows a highly efficient phonotactic approach.

However, for the highest values of the magnetic field strengths, there are slight deviations from the direct proportionality as the SAR values reach saturation.

Politeness as expressed in language is essentially conveyed via socially motivated deviations from direct 'Gricean' expression of communicative intent.

The root-mean-square deviation (RMSD) is another important parameter for assessing structural deviations from a given reference structure, in this case the initial homology model (Fig. 4).

For Quetelet, the bell curve represented accidental deviations from an ideal he called l'homme moyen — the average man.

"Whenever speech or movement or behavior or objects exhibit a certain deviation from the most direct, useful, insensible mode of expression or being in the world, we may look at them as having a 'style,' " Susan Sontag wrote in 1965.

We detected this strategy using the cumulative search error variable, in which deviation from the optimal direct search is computed taking into account both the individual's starting point and mean speed during the analyzed trial.

Deviation from this directed use results in unpleasant side effects like any other prescription.

However, none of these approaches provides consistently low deviations from measurements and consequently, direct calculation of liquid phase heat capacities is recommended for detailed engineering calculations.