Although he spends much more time describing each of them, the author doesn't much deviate from those simple thumbnail descriptions.
Two years ago, a woman named Joylynn Holder and her husband, Charlie Foster, both graduates of a Waldorf school on Long Island, started a program called Brooklyn Forest, a series of classes with a Waldorf influence held for toddlers in Prospect Park, where the agenda doesn't much deviate from getting dirty and making teepees with found branches.
Levels of melatonin released to the CSF were found to be 5 to 10 (up to 30) times higher than those simultaneously measured in the blood [ 31], whereas spinal CSF values did not much deviate from those in the serum.
People living in metropolitan Taipei region had the highest risk, and the risk seemed to decline gradually with lesser urbanization as shown from the ORs, much deviating from unity from Northern to Central, Southern, and Kao-Ping and Eastern region (Table 3).
This provided a simple measure of how much individual regions deviated from the average.
But that leaves people in a state of confusion as to how much they deviate from normality, and with a sense of mystery about each other".
After expanding the tissue samples, the MIT/Harvard team analyzed them with a machine learning algorithm that can rate the nuclei based on dozens of features, including orientation, diameter, and how much they deviate from true circularity.
My experience at CSU made me wary of this "catch-all" term, because it was nearly impossible to get a committee to agree on both how "serious" an act is and how much it "deviates" from accepted practice.
This index is computed in a temporal window of five frames as the ratio of the time-averaged disparities and the disparities above that average, which indicates how much disparities deviate from their average value in a temporal window.
