Sentence examples for from further deviations from inspiring English sources

The extra exergy losses which arise from further deviations from the second level idealization, caused by transport rate limitations, are defined as the extrinsic exergy losses.

As more accurate measurements became possible, further deviations from the elliptical shape were discovered.

Further deviations from isotopic compositions in local precipitation were observed in catchments with complex flow systems.

Material rigidity of rocky planets and rocky cores of gas planets will cause further deviations from the aforementioned shapes.

Further deviations from the median value can be caused by illness (see physical composition section).

This notion of self-enforceability provides a useful means of distinguishing coalitional deviations that are viable from those that are not resistant to further deviations.

"From a conservative standpoint, what bothers me here is the cronyism, one, and the further deviation from something approaching free-market pricing as we can achieve," Cuccinelli told HuffPost.

Many of the stellar features like AirView are baked in on an OS level, and you can expect to see even further deviation from the Android ecosystem (while still being the industry leader on Android) as we move forward.

The thermoelectric power behavior exhibits nearly T-linear dependence above T c, a broad peak around 70 K, and further deviation from T-linear dependence above 200 K.

Despite the limitations, the present approach successfully describes the nearly T-linear dependence above T c, a broad peak around 70 K, and further deviation from T-linear dependence above 200 K of thermoelectric power in Rb3C60.

The trend revealed by Figures 4d, g, h and 4i is similar to that given by the RHPR-to-HPR trend whereby as grain growth proceeds and the grains deviated from spherical grains, the yield stress increases reaching maximum value at a critical deviation (though not unique) where the yield stress starts decreasing with further deviation from the spherical shape (i.e. with further elongation).