Sentence examples for deviations from the rule from inspiring English sources

"A bipartisan commission is still needed to provide a comprehensive understanding of past deviations from the rule of law".

However, it must be pointed out that the densities of synapses do vary locally (Table  1), and that they are randomly distributed, so local deviations from the rule will arise simply by chance.

Additionally, Albert K. Harris provided a critique of the Steinberg hypothesis, pointing out properties of living cells may cause deviations from the rule of differential adhesive affinity in some circumstances (Harris, 1976).

The noxious airs were usually thought of as indicating improper living habits, especially deviations from the rules of the Dao, or Way.

Any attempted deviations from the rules outlined in the API contract are flagged.

"If the board possesses some discretion to allow deviation from the rule, perhaps the writer could persuade the board to allow the cats in the apartment," he said.

"In dealing with the past, there can be no deviation from the rule of law.

The melt viscosity composition curves for PC/ABS blends showed negative deviation from the rule of mixture with minimum values over a wide range from 25to6565 wt.% PC.

The specific surface area of smectite is much higher than that of I/S, which is probably the main reason for the deviation from the rule in the LY formation.

While near to complete melting, both of them contributed almost equally; with a temperature reduction, the deviation from the rule of mixtures enlarged, and properties were increasingly influenced by the precursor with the lower melting range.

The only 'legitimate' deviation from the rule of "being neutral" was identified in the context of "pro-life argumentation".