The trend is buried deep in United States census data: seemingly minute deviations in the proportion of boys and girls born to Americans of Chinese, Indian and Korean descent.
The existence of Neptune was deduced from minute deviations between the predicted and observed orbits of Uranus.
The fundamental cause of linguistic change and hence of linguistic diversification is the minute deviations occurring in the transmission of language from one generation to another.
Any price deviations can and are swiftly traded away by professional teams of statistical arbitrageurs, trained to detect upon minute deviations in the price discrepancies of ETFs and the underlying individual stocks.
Unexpectedly, already minute deviations in the ion composition, in the CO2 concentration, or in the light intensity had significant effects on the apoplastic pH [15].
Additionally, the difference spectrum shows only minute deviations in the intensities and energies in all spectral regions.
Just above the surfing beach at Perranporth, there's a monument to the slightly untethered reality you find in Kernow: a massive stone sundial celebrating a 12-minute deviation from Greenwich Mean Time.
The highlight is Mr. Frasca's 23-minute "Deviations," an elaborate set of rhythmic and harmonic variations with pizzicato figures and percussive tapping on the guitar's body woven through the increasingly dense texture.
Last-minute deviations from the polls could work in the Liberals' favor - Éric Grenier, founder of poll tracking and forecasting site ThreeHundredEight.com: "From the perspective of the numbers, the Conservatives were clearly en route to a majority government at this stage of the campaign in 2011.
Data for this study were collected from June to October 2010 through face to face, semi-structured interviews that lasted an average of 40 minutes (standard deviation 10 minutes) for the physicians and 35 (10) minutes for the nurses.
