"It's deviation from a pattern," Mr. Ma said.
It is deviation from center point in pixel units.
It is deviations from this relationship that hold key information about the polymerization process.
In addition, as the rate of polymerization is strongly coupled to the thermal stability of the α1-antitrypsin native state, it is deviations from the expected profile that provide information about effects on irreversible changes along the polymerization pathway.
It decided what was deviation from doctrine, and that decision was pretty much law.
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.
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.
Indeed, it was these deviations from the hardline anti-Communism of the militarist wing of the Republican Party that ultimately caused Nixon's downfall, according to a detailed account by Len Colodny and Tom Schactman in their book The Forty Years War.
