deviation|deviations in English
noun
[de·vi·a·tion || ‚diːvɪ'eɪʃn]
act of deviating; aberration, abnormality; divergence
Use "deviation|deviations" in a sentence
1. An Allowance, which is a planned deviation from an ideal, is contrasted with a tolerance, which accounts for expected but unplanned deviations
2. DEVIATIONS’ designates the deviations which accumulated over the past years.
3. To make the deviations Autocorrelated, we start by defining the deviation in the first time step, e1 = Y 1 −u e 1 = Y 1 − u
4. The deviation of the estimated recording time from the true recording time is kept within predefined limits and it is prevented that deviations from several successive recordings accumulate.
5. Deviations, however, did occur.
6. Frequency deviation:
7. Absolute standard deviation
8. In detail, the standard deviations of the logarithmic and absolute deviations are used with the same weight.
9. Absolute Deviation (£s)
10. This is gonna amplify large deviations.
11. The first number is local deviation in hertzs, i.e. maximal deviation from current frequency.
12. The deviations from the actual figures are small.
13. Angle deviations are critical to the test results.
14. It's the deviation factor.
15. absolute standard deviation (m–1)
16. The variance and standard deviation are Schur-convex functions, while the Median absolute deviation is not.
17. The marijuana caused “increased prevalence of major errors, minor errors, altitude deviations, heading deviations, and radio navigation errors,” the study showed.
18. (b) longitudinal level — standard deviations (alert limit only),
19. Morpheme absorption is a form of semantic deviations.
20. (19) WMAD: Weighted mean absolute deviation.
21. Duly justified deviations from the planned route shall be accepted.
22. Follow the plans closely and write down all deviations.
23. Calculating standard deviation step by step
24. So they're all well documented deviations from rational behavior.
25. There are midline deviations in population with normal occlusion.