Sentence examples for deviations from this principle from inspiring English sources
Deviations from this principle, even if seemingly innocuous, may result in dramatic underestimates of error.
Significant deviations from this principle occurred if costs for recruiting subjects were large compared to costs for setting up measurement occasions, and, at the same time, the between-subjects to within-subject variance ratio was small.
Laser-ranging observations of the Moon in the LAGEOS (laser geodynamic satellites) experiment have also failed to detect deviations from the principle of equivalence.
(See also entail). In one of their few deviations from the principle of consolidating the power to convey in the present possessor of land, the English courts extended the scope of this legislation in the 14th century.
Considerable deviations from the principle of collecting data from as many subjects as possible do, however, occur; the most extreme examples appearing when s 2 BS is "small" relative to s 2 BD and s 2 μWD and π s is "large" compared to (π d + c q ) and α is "large" (bottom right corner of table 2a).
Most big problems in "capitalism" (i.e., real life) are due to big mistakes--huge deviations from the principles of capitalism.
"Any allegation that there has been any deviation from that principle must be taken seriously, and that is what M.I.T. has done in this case".
On 23 October, all parliamentary parties except the Left Party and the Sweden Democrats (the former decided not to take part in the agreement and the latter was not invited) reached an agreement including the decision to only admit time-limited permits to asylum seekers – presented as a temporary deviation from the principle to grant immediate security of residence (Överenskommelse, 2015).
