Examples of using Deviated in English and their translations into Finnish
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
It's deviated.
Falcon 1' you have deviated.
I have a deviated septum.
Crop circles- are not created by mentally deviated persons.
I wouldn't say"deviated," and I wouldn't say"slightly.
People also translate
Because he had a rigid code of ethics from which he never deviated.
If there was anything that deviated, or changes in routines.
I feared that had I left out any of his commands I would have deviated.
And aside from the deviated spine, it's a girl… she's healthy.
From their assigned course on two occasions. However, their sensor logs indicate they deviated.
She's healthy. and aside from the deviated spine, it's a girl.
Those who deviated have been proven to be ineffective and their opposition flawed, none have been able to produce a valid argument, nor yet compose even a couple of words which would detract an atom's weight from the Koran.
But in what speech will the deviated people then believe!
Deviated vehicle kms for traffic flows between Italy and the UK and Ireland have no value since the deviated value per journey averages less than 60 km and so after correction is zero.
And aside from the deviated spine, she's healthy. It's a girl.
Standard momentary push button micro switch,once activated it will maintain function until deviated or switched off.
Wheeled Rod Guides are for use in severely deviated and directional wells and are easily field replaceable.
He spoke of the Resurrection and the Gathering, andinformed what will happen to the good in Paradise and those who deviated in Hell, and the occurrences on the Day of Resurrection.
In the same conjunction, however, he pointed out that Finland's road deviated in many ways from that of the Federal Republic of Germany.
However, when using these preliminary data it should be borne in mind thatdue to their incompleteness, the number of employed persons in the preliminary data has deviated until the end of 2005 by±1 per cent from the final figures for the whole country.
This is important to note in view also of the very few statements made during the summit that deviated somewhat from this general consensus about the basic principles that we and others take for granted.
Where the Commission has adopted a delegated act in accordance with Article 308b(2), the condition referred to in Article 37(1)(a) that the supervisory authority has concluded that the risk profile of the insurance orreinsurance undertaking has deviated significantly from the assumptions underlying the Solvency Capital Requirement as calculated using the standard formula shall not apply for a maximum period of 10 years from the date referred to in the first sub-paragraph of Article 3091.
Deviating national and regional customs are then treated as a form of handicap.
Prudence demands that we deviate as little as possible from the Legal Committee's text.
The unsub's deviating too much from Garrett's M.O.
It deviates in several respects from the line I myself would ideally have chosen.
We must not deviate from the initial reasoning proposed by the European Commission.
Any ship deviates off its projected path, come to teacher.
All dies that deviate, be glued, damaged- replace.
In major accident hazard industries, deviating from instructions is a serious deficiency.