Sentence examples for is diverted from a from inspiring English sources

Newton compared the distance by which the Moon, in its orbit of known size, is diverted from a tangential path in one second with the distance that a body at the surface of Earth falls from rest in one second.

Any collection program must be carefully monitored by law enforcement, Jackson says, so nothing is diverted from a collection box, for example.

Our findings are also in line with studies showing that PREPs are similarly affected when attention is diverted from a painful stimulus (Lorenz & Garcia-Larrea, 2003; Miltner, Johnson, Braun, & Larbig, 1989).

Blood is diverted from an artery, usually one in the wrist, into the dialyzer, where it flows either by its own impetus or with the aid of a mechanical pump along one surface of the membrane.

But we do need to be diverted from a sense of meaninglessness.

At present, it is all too easy for nuclear material to be diverted from a civil programme to bombmaking.

He said he was diverted from a legal career in the 1970s when he discovered VisiCalc, the first spreadsheet software.

The models also help them develop recommendations for solving problems, like how much water can be diverted from a river to combat a drought.

If that is the case, then the issue will be identifying who was responsible, and how customer money could have been diverted from a heavily regulated broker without being noticed.

Fittipaldi's book, Avarice, revealed how €200,000 (£160,000) was diverted from a charity for sick children to fund the refurbishment of a luxury apartment for the senior cardinal Tarcisio Bertone.

Harris's career began when he arrived in London from Perth in 1952 and was diverted from a planned destiny in art through performing in cabaret and then children's TV.