Sentence examples for to deviate for from inspiring English sources

Ladies and gentlemen, to deviate for one second.

Yet he offered: "I would be willing to deviate for running slightly high" in tests at higher temperatures.

But it was as if his flight plan was set, and he wasn't going to deviate for glamour or sexiness or anything else stirring in the wind.

The critical strain was quoted as the point that G′ starts to deviate for linearity and ultimately crosses over the G″, resulting in gel breakdown.

Most writers, and most channels, having stumbled upon a formula so successful, would not dare to deviate for a follow-up.

The ship had to deviate for 6 h to get to the port of Shanghai.

Specifically, the Lec domain started to deviate from S1 for ∼15 ns transition (7.5 20.5 ns) and then evolved into S1' around 25 ns, with the RMSD of R3 heavy atoms to S1 (black) and S1' (red) running up to ∼6.2 Å and down to ∼2.8 Å, respectively (Fig. 8A).

In contrast, when the temperature was increased to ≥50°C, the α-helical secondary structure was lost (e.g. α  = 4.7% at 60°C and α  = 4.8% at 70°C) and curves began to deviate from those for temeratures ≤40°C (as shown in Fig. 4B), which showed that the structure of the protein had been partially or largely denatured.

Powertrains have not been identified for the wagon, but they are not expected to deviate from those available for the sedan, the turbocharged 4-cylinder engine and turbocharged in-line 6-cylinder unit.

But will they trust her to deviate from her formula for success, which she shows signs of wanting to do in R IS FOR RICOCHET (Marian Wood/Putnam, $26.95)?

So a controller who saw an aircraft making an unanticipated maneuver or any other unusual behavior might not have reported it instantly, because radios are known to fail, and planes are known to deviate from assigned paths for legitimate reasons.