Sentence examples for tiniest deviation from from inspiring English sources

The great leader's followers know he goes "absolutely mental" at the tiniest deviation from the party line.

Even the tiniest deviation from the method can render an entire batch unusable.

Even the tiniest deviation from ethical principles during organ retrieval after cardiac arrest (e.g., hastening of ineludible cardiac arrest with the goal of ensuring optimal organ retrieval) would—and rightly so attract the attention of the media and cause legitimate outrage among the general public.

Even a tiny deviation from the customer's specifications can lead to costly wear and tear.

If there's even a tiny deviation from the r-squared law, the minimum bounce height should be different than expected.

This is due to the fact that, in the experimental setup, the alignment of the plane of Phantom 2 has had a tiny deviation from a angle to the incident THz beam. Figure 3 Left to right, in radians: phase of acquired complex phantom image, phase image generated using the circle fitting data and knowledge of phantom geometry, and difference image.

I think Peter [Kosminsky] has made every effort to be as accurate as possible, but tiny deviations from the truth have to be weighed against those facts.' Peter Kosminsky has occupied this territory before.

What's more, Hennig found that these tiny deviations from a steady beat aren't random; they follow repeated, statistical patterns.

6. BEST DEVIATION FROM THE WHITE-BOX GALLERY -- The scruff-of-the-neck impresario Kenny Schachter found a home for his peripatetic Rove exhibitions in a tiny building on a gangs-of-New-York alley in the West Village and let the sculptor-architect Vito Acconci design it.

With the factual piece, the misdirection was obvious the entire piece was about a broader trend, with one tiny deviation.

Are they?" He was worried that tiny deviations in tuning would jar his keen perception of pitch.