Examples of using Deviation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
The deviation may be.
These people are not a deviation from the norm.
Deviation and social control.
Standard deviation of±4%.
Deviation and social control.
People also translate
Every designer must have a deviation for something.
Any deviation to their routine can upset them.
For medical reasons, this is not a deviation from the norm.
Every deviation from this path brings trouble.
Changes in day-ahead market and deviation billing.
Any deviation from the dogma is severely punished.
If one level deviates,other levels can see its deviation;
Phobia is a deviation from the normal response to danger.
This is a consequence of spiritual decline and deviation from Laws of God!
Any deviation from my routine causes me anxiety.
The same applies to Stage 2, the closing report and deviation management.
Please allow slight deviation for the measurement data.
Deviation Permitted deviation in nights from the requested date.
Learn more about this topic on our page about standard deviation.
The Finance Ministry reported on a deviation in public finances in late November.
It's true, Chinese can represent my original words, without deviation.
Any deviation from it is only possible based on preceding approval by ÚJD.
The x-ray pattern measured by another indicator, the deviation angle of the bones.
We found that the deviation calculations had been correctly estimated in the assessments.
Confirmation click on the selected location reveals the deviation graphics.
Superstition is the deviation of religious feeling and of the practices this feeling imposes.
Description of the monitoring process(including potential deviation from initial objectives).
Any deviation from the line as above-mentioned will bewilder the studentʻs understanding.
In the latter case,the Commission could not fully justify deviation from its initial position.
Fourth century Trinitarianism was a deviation from early Christian teaching.'- The Encyclopedia Americana.