Sentences with phrase «deviates from other»

The Vivomove HR deviates from other hybrid smartwatches on the market by forgoing a subdial on the watch face that shows progress toward a daily activity goal or indicates what kinds of smartphone notifications are coming in.

You don't have to agree with his reviews, but their beef is always how he deviates from other critics.

The film deviates from other Marvel films in that it is clearly aimed at an adult audience with the violence and swearing.

«What's interesting is that all three pickups are really deviating from each other.

Both match pretty well until the 60s, then they deviate from each other suggesting it's not temperature alone that determines the size of the tree rings.

Both match pretty well until the 60s, then they deviate from each other»

Microsoft's reference design does deviate from the other VR headsets currently on the market.

Not exact matches

Certainly, you need to continue respecting others and adhering to the most important rules of your organization, but don't be afraid to deviate from the norms and speak about what's really on your mind.

A few years later, however, Jay - Z is no longer staying mum, and the rapper has shown a sense of public activism that deviates strongly from his previous stances on how to use his wealth and influence to help others.

Unlike other states, Kansas's cost of renters insurance does not deviate far from the average rate to insure the sample property in the state - the cheapest city is only 2.4 % cheaper.

I actually agree with your original point, but this thread has deviated so far away from your original idea and has become defamatory to others that I had to comment on the matter at hand.

But closely related to this possibility are others, appropriate to the situation although deviating from the ideal.

Purpose of post is to make hindu secular, ignorant self centered human to realize power of truth, nothing can over power truth, nor can deviate from truth in life, because truth absolute rules the world, their is none other but truth absolute LORD GOD of the world.

In short, prior to the 19th century women as well as men thought of themselves, and of each other, as passionate sexual beings, and often their passion led them to deviate from existing community norms.

(Luke 13:31) Jesus, however, did not deviate from his Father's purpose for him to fight «crime», but rather said that «to other cities I must declare the good news of the kingdom of God, because for this I was sent forth.»

At the same time that ministers were trying to relate Christianity to the crisis of the modern economic injustice, there were others busily engaged in attacking all who deviated from what they conceived to be the fundamentals of Christianity.

For women to behave with other women in a sexual way, and most especially for men to penetrate other men sexually, instead of women, fundamentally deviated from what God intended in creating male and female.

The main point is not to deviate from our religion and adapt bad things but to follow the good things, of not only one's own but other religions too.

What is notable about them is that they lead us to acknowledge that scientific work is energized throughout by a faith or trust that truth is worth pursuing, by a faith that it is worthwhile joining with others in an effort to uncover the facts about the world, and by the belief that it is wrong to deviate from a method that brings us to the truth.

Rather than either of the extremes — nothing is heresy on the one hand, and everything that I disagree with is heresy on the other — the church has continually confessed that heresy is that which deviates from the central teachings of the Christian faith, as expressed in the rule of faith and subsequently in the church's confessions.

But we'd do well to define what «cult» actually means, both inside the Christian church - i.e., Christians use the term largely to differentiate other religions which deviate from orthodox, historical and Biblical Christianity - and outside, where it's thrown around to describe everything from followers of Kevin Smith films to any organization that's secretive and raises boat loads of money.

Because we so frequently judge others by our own standards, those who obviously deviate from them appear to be seriously deviant.

Mormons deviate from more than creeds... they changed doctrine and plagerized the Old and New Testament to create the Book of Mormon, Pearl of great price, and all the others — changing things as they needed to fit their teaching!

Dave Klabunde, director of marketing, adds that other companies have met with drastically decreased sales when they deviated from their original recipes.

I promise next week I will deviate from this cuisine, but for now, let's discuss the extreme awesomeness of this slow cooker vegetarian chili I made in the crockpot the other day.

She praises men who punish other men for deviating from this norm, and for enforcing it.

And while some hospitals and care providers welcome birth plans, others dislike any requests that deviate from standard labor and delivery procedures.

Any other tales from the trenches about spirited kids or anyone else who deviates from the median?

For example, protecting a child from danger; being late because of bad road conditions or other such circumstances; or honoring previous agreements that deviate from the parenting plan (such as a summer trip) are generally okay.

As people move, die, marry, have kids, change their interests or otherwise deviate from their 2014 Facebook state of mind, a one - time snapshot of the electorate becomes less and less useful — particularly with so much other data on our preferences and behaviors for sale.

Deviating slightly from the other Republicans, Mr. Halloran — who stressed he came from a long line of police officers — said the events surrounding the shooting of 16 - year - old Kimani Gray in Brooklyn were «particularly disturbing.»

One remains: whether Mann was involved in «any actions that seriously deviated from accepted practices within the academic community for proposing, conducting, or reporting research or other scholarly activities.»

The results obtained from trials and simulations deviate just a few millimeters from each other,» says Wagner.

«Another exciting finding is that the visual system of vertebrates deviates from these models in a similar way,» says Matthias Meier, the other lead author.

Supposedly, he thought, atoms would all just fall straight down to the center of the universe unless some unpredictable «swerve» occasionally caused them to deviate from their paths so they would bounce off each other and congregate into complex structures.

Skipping workouts, cutting them short, or deviating from your regimen in other ways usually leads to feelings of guilt, disappointment, self - doubt, and lack of motivation.

I rarely deviate from my daily oatmeal, but the other morning, I was craving something different.

Apart from the low potassium reading, the extremely excessive reading for iron (at 1344 ppm) was the only other element of the twelve elements tested which had deviated from its respective reference range.

The director's detractors have tended to concentrate on the controversial content of his films (American presidents and serial killers, among other subjects), dissecting and occasionally discounting his work because of the ways in which it deviated from its historical inspiration.

But Last Days works only when it deviates from this pattern, as it does in a hilarious scene depicting the rock star's friendly yet indifferent agreement to buy space in the yellow pages from a clueless door - to - door salesman (Thadeus A. Thomas, the movie's only perfectly cast actor), or when it focuses on other members of Blake's entourage, or when the camera retreats at a snail's pace from the mansion for what feels like eternity.

Erbland points out that the trailer doesn't deviate at all from any other Sparks movie trailer, and that's precisely why it works and why fans of «The Notebook» and other Sparks adaptations will turn up in droves.

Occasionally, one or the other will point out where the movie deviates from the truth or augments it («I don't think the water in Niger was quite that bad!»)

So, I looked through the other questions and noticed that the questions that most students struggled with were the ones where I deviated from the traditional, straight - forward «What is the name of...» style.

One priority must be to ensure that the inevitable focus on setting up new performance related pay systems doesn't deviate attention away from other priority areas such as the safeguarding agenda.

However, should any other situation arise where it is clear that an outlier school is deviating from the responsible practices found throughout the rest of the sector, we will not hesitate to take action helping to ensure that all parties are held appropriately accountable.

Relay deviates wildly from the structure and guidance required of other programs in CT that educate and certify new teachers.

Thus, scores for students with disabilities tend to have larger measurement errors; they deviate more from the students» true level of achievement than do the scores of other students.

But Connecticut is one of a few states that forbid districts from letting any of their schools deviate too much in racial makeup from any of their other schools.

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Deviating from the standard five spoke design at each corner brings the choice of two other 20 - inch alloys, adding around # 1500 to the final price.