Sentence examples for is deviation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of deviating; a wandering from the way; variation from the common way, from an established rule, etc.; departure, as from the right course or the path of duty.
Lord Saatchi argues that legal precedent leaves doctors liable for negligence if they deviate from common practice; seeing as – he says – "innovation is deviation", patients are condemned to put up with the same treatments which have been underperforming for decades.
"Where there is deviation from clinical standards there must be consequences".
"Innovation is deviation," he said last year, "so non-deviation is non-innovation, and here you have the explanation for why there is no cure for cancer.
It is deviation from center point in pixel units.
There is deviation in the spring parameters from production to production and manufacturer to manufacturer.
Several methods were previously proposed to accommodate power pickups when there is deviation in radial direction.
This method is deviation-function based and is a general one.
"It's deviation from a pattern," Mr. Ma said.
They were deviations without reference.
The special favors on sale from our federal government are deviations from free trade, not examples of it.
