Nor any explanation as to why the Japanese, who pay in crisp fresh cash, can spot a millimetric deviation in a line of stitches, and have always had local taste in craftsmanship, should consume the naffest Cartier in Hawaii's duty-free gallerias.
On the 21st stage - 185.5kms from Bourg d'Oisans to the Alpine ski resort of La Plagne, via two other vicious hors catégorie climbs - Roche thought he'd spotted an opening: and his resultant deviation from his plan set up arguably the most dramatic dénouement in cycling history.
Ways of spotting these deviations by conducting hazard and operability studies are discussed in this chapter.
But stop by any beauty counter today and you are likely to spot significant deviations from these basics.
The leggy Sabin made and scored it himself, going past three challengers before picking his spot, the ball helped on its way by a deviation.
Undesirable external qualities such as bumps, ridges, thin spots, or deviation from a perfect oval shape may knock an egg from a higher to a lower grade; and such internal qualities include a thinner egg white (determined by candling, where an egg is rotated over a light that allows one to see the inside contents of the shell without cracking it open), smaller yolk, and a larger air sac.
Using I.B.M. software that spots deviations from 900 different billing norms, for example, last spring Reliastar Financial identified several suspicious billing patterns.
"It might be important to a historian -- why was there a lot of out-migration from this particular area of the county at that time?" "You want to know the average so you can spot deviations," Professor Carter interjected.
Rather than identifying bugs, this involves spotting deviations from the design specifications of the program typically, by comparing the model derived from a modified piece of code with the model as specified in the original design.Ms Campara calls this "protecting code from erosion".
He used the technique on patients from 1908 to 1913, learning how to spot deviations in the recordings--for which he coined the term "electrocardiograms --that signalelectrocardiograms --thatrt diselectrocardiograms --that
Our amygdalae activate as soon as our brains spot deviations from routine, social norms, and in-group tendencies.
