Examples of using Deviated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You deviated from the plan.
One study showed that DEXA deviated by 10 points.
She deviated from your instructions.
It does, however, give people a deviated freedom.
He never deviated from the plan.
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Because he had a rigid code of ethics from which he never deviated.
Then something deviated from the norm.
She deviated from the plan, and now the entire crew' in jeopardy.
Trachea feels deviated to the right.
At all times, there were certain groups and individuals who deviated from the course.
It's terrible We have deviated from the original route.
And interestingly the observations of the trajectory of Uranus deviated from this table.
I wouldn't say"deviated," and I wouldn't say"slightly.".
We were seconds away from taking him down, when out of nowhere,the driver deviated from his route.
Has Abu Mazen deviated from the program of national consensus?
Every year, the anniversary of the Six-Day Warruns up against the rocks of a perennial Israeli debate: Who deviated from the Zionist path?
But he had a… what you call a deviated septum when he was a kid.
I may have deviated from your plan, but I have not abandoned my quest.
The computational capabilities enable the State of Israel to obtainfeedback for a weapon system that had failed or deviated from its performance envelope.
Virginia's upset with me because I… deviated slightly from our agreed-upon script.
And whatever deviated from this type was pathological, genius on one side, insanity on the other; each in its own way was pathological.
Under mysterious circumstances, on September 22, 2004, the airliner,carrying 324 passengers, deviated from its original course and mysteriously disappeared over the Pacific Ocean.
If the asteroid had deviated by a fraction of a fraction of a degree, dinosaurs would still rule the planet- and we wouldn't.
In place of historical and archeological relationships, a series of personal relationships began to appear,most of them expressivist, which deviated from the traditional Israeli ceramic tradition that had existed up to this time.
As a result, the exchange rate deviated from the window that is in line with continued solid economic activity and price stability.
The aircraft deviated more and more to the west and crashed a short time later in a wooded area at Würenlingen near Zürich, Switzerland, due to the loss of electrical power.
Welty's debut novel, The Robber Bridegroom(1942), deviated from her previous psychologically inclined works, presenting static, fairy-tale characters.
Those who deviated from traditional femininity- lesbians, athletes, feminists, working women- were seen as competent but not warm, and treated with a more overtly hostile sexism.
William Shakespeare deviated from the classical tradition and used comic relief in Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello, The Merchant of Venice and Romeo and Juliet.