She also noticed the routine, casual ways that the scientists would deviate from their protocols.
If I did, I would deviate not only from my job description but also from my area of competence.
However, due to relatively harsh environment in the machine tools, metrology characteristics of surface measuring instrument would deviate from those tested in laboratories.
The appeals process leads to the making of better decisions because it constitutes a threat to adjudicators whose decisions would deviate too much from socially desirable ones.
They were really incensed that a colleague of theirs would deviate so far from what was the needed ideology, the political ideology, to make social progress.
Kate Mara, who plays Susan Storm/Invisible Woman, found herself at the centre of reports that the film would deviate extensively from its print origins.
But last Wednesday, he was disappointed to learn that he had been passed over for the job, over concerns that he would deviate from the script.
A Bush candidacy would deviate from party orthodoxy on numerous issues, most notably immigration and education reform; a Bush nomination would usefully yank the party toward the center.
The Thursday game, Coughlin said, "would be the game we would deviate from how we've done things in the past" because of the compressed schedule.
Nothing in the background of Judge John E. Jones III, the judge presiding over Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District, the first case to test the constitutionality of intelligent design in public schools, suggested he would deviate from this pattern.
A sizable number of Americans feared that overseas expansion would be too costly, would bring non-white peoples into the American nation, and would deviate from the traditional isolationist stance of the nation's foreign policy.
