Assessing a caller's voice against their listed gender is a standard procedure, she said, but should not on its own be enough to refuse service to a client: in her opinion the operator who had locked Enok Ripley's account would have been deviating from protocol, since correct responses to further security questions should have been enough to cancel out the initial suspicion.
Again, the policy that COHORT I learners attend classes for three years consecutively before they sit for National Standard IV Examinations and once they qualify be mainstreamed to formal schooling has been deviated.
As a consequence the multiply scattered photons that fall within this temporal gate participate in CGWS, even if they have been notably deviated.
For years, states have been allowed to deviate from these standards, but they needed permission from the federal government, which often imposed stringent requirements meant to protect beneficiaries.
Since United States v Booker in 2005, courts have been allowed to deviate from federal sentencing guidelines to take into account individual prisoners' behaviour.
As it was in 1982, few British politicians, and only a minority of mostly left-of-center opinion in Britain, have been ready to deviate from the unyielding stance that Mrs. Thatcher adopted.
Now that the luxury market is firmly planted in India, some hoteliers have been inspired to deviate from the Oberoi formula.
Life predictions based on linear plate theory have been shown to deviate significantly from experimental data when the structure is subjected to high acoustic loading.
