deviation

Examples of deviated

deviated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

All who deviated from gendered norms received vitriolic charges of breaking essential gender codes.
For the fuzzy supervised algorithm, the estimated robot paths deviated much less from the ideal robot paths.
Two variants of the control strategy are used, namely the velocity pursuit guidance law and the deviated pursuit guidance law.
Chapters 5 (pp. 61-79) and 6 (pp. 80-111) present all of the combinations and orderings that significantly deviated from chance.
One-sample t tests were conducted to test whether the mean across people of these individual-level correlation coefficients significantly deviated from zero.
Secondly, by knowing the structure of the overall voting pattern, we can evaluate the extent to which the ultimate repeal vote deviated from this structure.
Or, in other words, that the decompositional description of certain positive candidates deviated considerably from the descriptions of the lf-instances in the training sets.
A randomized design was used, with active comparisons, and a protocol that deviated from usual practice as little as possible (10).
Increasing the aspect ratio deviated, for all subjects, the estimated mean initial tracking direction towards the long axis direction (45 deg).
The outlet septum (star) is entirely in the right ventricle and deviated antero-cephlad.
What deviated from this pattern was simulation or exaggeration and could be extracted from it.
The evaluations were of varying quality and frequently deviated from current standards of health economic evaluation.
In the second patient, we also resected the deviated muscular outlet septum.
Results for all elements deviated less than 5%, and for phosphorus less than 10%, from the certified values.
But even conduct close to the core could give rise to dispute, while that which deviated from it could become successful.
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