Sentence examples for in deviation of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "in deviation of" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used to indicate something that differs from what is generally thought or accepted. For example: "In deviation of traditional thinking, the new theory suggests that the universe was not created in six days."
Analysis reveals that with the use of BESS, there is effective improvement in deviation of frequency of load disturbances.
Wind power is characterized as intermittent with stochastic fluctuations, which can result in deviation of grid frequency and voltage when the wind power ratio is high enough.
Conversely, the slow OKS rate caused subjects to report IM and resulted in deviation of the bisection mark in a direction opposite the background OKS.
Further, the unstable regions of the frequency response curves between turning points could not be traced due to the perturbations stemming from the numerical truncation in finite element discretization/solution of equations and the bimodular action resulting in deviation of solution in shooting iterations leading to convergence failure.
It purports permanently to disenfranchise the local population in deviation of the international and constitutional human rights guarantees that apply to them.
Besides, this kind of approaches may also result in deviation of the results, of which the single and inaccurate information source is the root cause.
However, vaccinations against other types of the viruses may result in deviations of reading of the adw oriented tests from the real levels of immunity [29, 30].
The total power fluctuations and deviations would be seen in deviations of the power exchange between Western Denmark and the northern Germany, the UCTE synchronous area.
We are interested in deviations of the statistic from its mean, that is, in bounds for the tail probabilities of the statistic, (1.4).
However, vaccinations against other types of the viruses or viruses' mutations may result in deviations of reading of the adw oriented tests from the real levels of immunity [26, 27].
Repeated measurements resulted in deviations of ±0.1 m2 ( = 10%), confirming the precision of this method.
