Sentence examples for law deviated from inspiring English sources

Thus, the Λ0 for both systems correspond at 106 and 177.4 S cm2 mol−1 respectively, after the power law deviated only 2% of the reported value.

Forchheimer (Forchheimer 1901) made observations that Darcy's law deviated from linearity for high velocities.

American companies say the new law deviates from international nuclear norms and would keep them from selling power equipment.

While he acknowledged that the decision not to defend an existing law deviates from historical practice, Sessions said the move is not unprecedented.

One cannot comprehensively declare that U.S. law deviates further from the fiduciary governance paradigm than U.K. law does, however, because among more recent hybrid entities – designed to combine corporate and partnership attributes – the balance arguably reverses.

Nevertheless, if the growth law deviates slightly from exponential for very small cells, homeostasis can be maintained with a simple 'timer' triggering division.

First, on Monday, the lawmakers on a 59-41 vote approved a comprehensive overhaul of the campaign finance laws that deviated significantly from a set of principles on the issue that Mr. Bush had set out.

Past slavery laws in America and the apartheid laws of South Africa are grotesquely obvious examples of laws that deviate from what is ethical.

It was also found that results from the accepted kinetic rate law approximation significantly deviated from those obtained from the more generalized model in many cases that may be of physiological importance.

The model was used to predict the performance of the screw extruder while processing materials with power law indices slightly deviating from unity (the Newtonian case).

The second scale is given by the colony size at which the tumor growth law starts to deviate from exponential; we will call this scale st (where the subscript refers to "tumor").