"The prophet told us to always help our brothers when they are innocent and to correct their deviation when they are guilty," he said.
In the climax of the film, the robots finally snap, though no specific reason is given for their deviation from programming.
The German word for "uncanny," unheimlich, translates, literally, as "un-homelike": we subconsciously clock aberrations by noting their deviation from that first resting place.
"Prior to this book," Highsmith later wrote, "homosexuals, male and female, in American novels had to pay for their deviation by cutting their wrists, drowning themselves in a swimming pool, or by switching to heterosexuality (so it was stated), or by collapsing alone and miserable and shunned".
The latter incorporate barometric and air pressure compensation systems that limit their deviation from true timekeeping to two seconds per month, said Richard Müller, co-owner of the company, speaking by telephone from the floor of MunichTime, a consumer watch and clock show in the Bavarian capital.
These local and intense microband interactions result in their deviation from their active slip planes.
Pump lobes can be conveniently grouped according to the type of their deviation function.
Arrows show their deviation from the uniform westward wind of 95 m/s.
These measurements were compared to initial calibration values, and their deviation from original measurements was recorded.
The characteristic parameters (α2,α4) and their deviation were also precisely calculated through 18 CV − DV spectra.
We examine effects on item non-responses, revisions, reported inflation expectations and their deviation from the CPI inflation rate.
