Sentence examples for greatest deviation from from inspiring English sources
The accordance of the figures for different observatories is striking (excepting Tolosa), the greatest deviation from the average being only + 33m.
Mr. Obama's greatest deviation from current policy is also our biggest worry: his insistence on withdrawing U.S. combat troops from Iraq on a fixed timeline.
Then actually 100% any pair is a match, of course, this is the greatest deviation from the uniform distribution I can think of.
Polyjet was found to give the most accurate representation of the intended design while FDM produced spacers that showed the greatest deviation from the specifications.
Targeting short-term carbon uptake results in the greatest deviation from desired structural diversity, although the deviation is somewhat smaller with respect to the long-term carbon uptake goal.
Consciously inspired by a noble ideal of the Roman Republic, America's founders created a Senate, built a Capitol and wrote under pseudonyms like Publius, Brutus and Cato; in the Federalist Papers, some of them specified the new Constitution's greatest deviation from the Roman model: "the total exclusion of the people, in their collective capacity," from any direct role in public life.
The "Skeptic" community is very segregated from the rest (see Fig. 4), and its sentiment leanings show greatest deviations from the leaning of other communities (see Fig. 6).
The greatest deviations from the routinely required coagulation parameters were observed in patients in critical condition; they are presented in Table 1.
The greatest deviations from normal were observed for CPT foot and CPT tibia, with SD scores (SDSs) of 1.8 and 1.6, respectively, followed by VPT foot with an SDS of 0.9.
However, for dense snow, the measurements indicate a great deviation from theory, especially for high frequencies.
