Sentence examples for divergence from this rule from inspiring English sources

Discrimination is predicted to a large extent by positional salience, but divergence from this rule and data from the transfer tests also indicate configural phenomena.

This duty of assistance is Rawls's greatest divergence from the rules of current international law.

Portland Avenue, Gladstone's main street, is the only divergence from this naming convention.

The Normalization Process Model is not excepted from this rule.

So, at the previous Chequers session we thrashed out an elaborate procedure for divergence from EU rules.

A divergence from EU rules could allow farmers and vets in the UK to dose healthy animals through their feed, as well as those diagnosed with illnesses – while EU farmers will be prevented from doing so.

Early drafts of the agreement Britain hoped to get signed off on Monday said there would be "no divergence" from EU rules that "support north-south cooperation", later changed to "continued alignment" in a formulation that appeared to allow for subtle divergences.

ADJPEG compressed images show significant divergence from this model [15].

Although it may be biased by the structuration of the lineage, the divergence from the majority-rule consensus is often used as an estimate of lineage age.

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If the genetic analysis of this specimen shows no sign of divergence from the mainland population then we can rule out this possibility.