On the one hand that was an offspring of Montague's approach because it used model theoretic semantics, on the other hand it was a deviation because (discourse) representations were an essential ingredient.
"I don't think it's the end of the world by any means, but it is a deviation in course from how we normally think about civilian oversight of national security policy," Desch said.
Critics responded poorly to the mechanic of power-up restriction; they derided it as a deviation from the series' tradition of item discovery, and even more strongly criticized it as nonsensical and condescending in terms of story.
Since it is a deviation from the norm, the extra-wide or extra-long photograph has a built-in attraction.
Again, it is a deviation from the books but could serve to series well dramatically.
When he attacked Maeve and her daughter, it was a deviation from any pattern; the senselessness comes not from the violence but from the incident's randomness, its isolation from an established story line.
But it was a deviation, a breaking point where like ELO, the Eagles, all that big, heavy production, then all of a sudden there's this raw, almost bluesy music," says Samiof, who travelled from his home in Costa Rica to Los Angeles for the release of the new book, Slash: A Punk Magazine From Los Angeles 1977-80, toeNew York York for the Printed Matter NY Art Book Fair last weekend.
Indeed, it was a deviation from the conventional doping mechanisms in which Al is thought to substitute Zn atoms.
It shows a deviation of 5.6 Å for BbpPro347 in the region BbpAsp338 Gly355 between the C and D strands in N2 domain.
This trend is also seen in the northern part of Shpiragu (Fig. 14), and further north, it suffers a deviation northeastward.
