Sentence examples for that the deviations from inspiring English sources

However, Galileo eventually maintained that the deviations should be measured by ratios and concluded that two estimates deviated equally from the true value (cf. [1]).

Our results show that the deviations from IFD are of the order of the dispersal cost.

It is shown that the deviations between the predicted and experimental values are estimated within ±12% for 75% experimental conditions.

We found, however, that the deviations are negligible for the most part, and do not significantly affect the accuracy of the figures.

It was found that the deviations of the real concentration profiles from the linear profile are small.

Time variation of the scattering invariant showed that the deviations were caused by an ester exchange reaction.

The analysis shows that the deviations of the worm could be a reference to adjust the processing of the worms.

This version of the dance gets a shortened title, "Errand" — a punctilio that the deviations from the original seem too minor to justify.

In a further step, an algorithm was proposed for designing wire paths of variable radius, so that the deviations in the machined parts can be corrected via software.

These deviations, which should have been recovered while still within the safe envelope of operation, were missed primarily because of inadequate indication signals that the deviations have occurred.

Underpinning this whole apparatus — the most invasive and pervasive scheme for creating a monolithic culture in history — is a principle of collective family responsibility that makes every member of a household accountable for the conduct of his immediate kin, so that the deviations of one are the calamity of all.