Sentence examples for drastically deviates from from inspiring English sources

As for TP17, strain takes the lowest value, but alloy scattering drastically deviates from the value in N-free sample, therefore suppresses the improvement due to lower strain.

Nadella gave little indication today that he would drastically deviate from the course that Ballmer charted when he radically reorganized Microsoft and bought Nokia's phone business last year.

It is also not likely, according to Mark Nord, a sociologist with the Agriculture Department, that trends spotted in the 25 cities surveyed would so drastically deviate from national trends.

Sometimes those drastically deviate from the initial intentions, and create an illusion of empowering the public; while at the same time devolves power holders' responsibility about the future downwards.

*A buyer deviates from normal shipping practices in exporting goods.

This finding deviates from temperate latitude studies.

It certainly deviates from standard military protocol.

This step deviates from manufacturer's suggestion.

Punish your partner when he deviates from your instructions.

Stated that way, Mr. Fischer's remarks stand in marked contrast to the German notion of Regietheater ("director's theater"), which has seen standard repertory operas interpreted in styles that drastically deviate not only from conventional representations, but also from the notional content expressed by the works themselves.

The players themselves are represented by animated figures and become entirely responsible for their own online identities, which can reflect who they are in real life or deviate from it drastically.