The camera's wide-angle lens also encouraged deviation from the traditional look-through-the-viewfinder approach to shooting, and its long exposure captured interesting light trails after dark: it was the perfect vehicle for taking spontaneous, informal and quirky images.
Cultural dissimilarity in heterogeneous groups encourages deviation from the essential skills needed for cooperation (Dornyei 1997).
In theory, business school admissions offices, which are forever trumpeting the "diversity" of their resulting classes, should be encouraging deviations from the mean: the grizzled veterans and the callow youths can learn from each other.
Campaign literature focused on the aspect gay visibility, and the dangers of gays as role models for children: "There is a real danger that homosexual teachers, social workers or counselors, simply by public acknowledgment of their lifestyles, can encourage sexual deviation in children".
Wright, who was directing his first feature film, encouraged greater deviation from the text, including changing the dynamics within the Bennet family.
Comparisons with recent kinetic model efforts are encouraging, showing deviations of at most a factor of two and in many cases significantly less.
Furthermore, our results show that our provision-point mechanisms encourage honesty in the user population, but can tolerate small deviations in forecasting accuracy to provide both consumer and provider with financial benefits.
Furthermore, our results show that our provision-point schemes encourage honesty in the user population, but can tolerate small deviations in forecasting accuracy to provide both consumer and provider with financial benefits.
On his measurement, an increase of one standard deviation in the middle class's share of national income is associated with one extra percentage point of growth per person.Why should the middle class encourage growth?
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