Sentence examples for deviations from equalities from inspiring English sources
Large deviations from equalities would be evidence for new physics.
The KWII value for the { 1, 2, P} combination is maximal when the allele frequencies are equal and decreases with deviations from equality.
We observe some deviations from equality (represented by the diagonal in Figure 4); however, these deviations are almost all smaller than half an order or magnitude, and hence comparable to variations within our sample of dairy manufacturing firms (compare with Figure 2).
This new regression problem was solved by formulating an LP that included an l1 norm penalty for deviations from equality.
However, the KWII value of the { 1, P} combination increases with deviations from equality of allele frequency.
In this paper, we study the Young and Hölder inequalities from the point of view of the deviation from equalities with better upper and lower bound estimates.
Thus an agent's level of effort something few would initially see as a matter of luck might be inseparable from her level of talent something most would initially see as a matter of luck— and this might challenge standard accounts of just deviation from equality (or, for that matter, other favored distributive patterns).
The situation is compounded by the fact that a 30% deviation from equality of electoral divisions is tolerated.
A decent society might tolerate in the name of justice significant deviations from perfect equality of opportunity in order to achieve other justice values.
Rawls allows deviations from his fair equality of opportunity norm when this condition is met.
"Given the inherent difficulty of measuring and comparing factors that may legitimately account for small deviations from strict mathematical equality, we believe that attacks on deviations under 10% will succeed only rarely, in unusual cases," Breyer wrote.
