A turning aside (of your course or attention or concern)
Synonyms
Examples for "diversion"
Examples for "diversion"
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Objective: To present a new approach to treatment using flow diversion technology.
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The STATE team plan was simple: create a diversion and surprise them.
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But Mr Kua said he saw Mr Marape's claim as a diversion.
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No obvious opportunity for creating a diversion awaited her toward the south.
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Results: All patients had hydrocephalus and all but one required CSF diversion.
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I note that the news media are calling this deflection Operation Deliverance.
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The same law of deflection is shown, in smaller angles, in Fig.
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At higher energy and current, the grid was melted by beam deflection.
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His low shot flew in after five minutes via a slight deflection.
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No continuance of the battery current caused any deflection of the galvanometer-needle.
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The other digression is the famous contrast of the lawyer and philosopher.
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But from this digression let us return to the affairs of Austria.
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But never mind our little digression-thevalue of study lies in study.
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A digression is necessary to explain the peculiar configuration of the ground.
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It was useless to turn and double, indulge in gently playful digression.
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And that all Anticipation is but a deflexion or declination by accident.
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Stormgren's feelings were very mixed as he stared at the scarcely visible deflexion of the trace.
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But up to sixty yards the lateral deflexion from wind is negligible; past this it may amount to three or four feet.
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N., and this parallel was followed with slight deflexions to the Togoland frontier.
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"Of what other great men can you equally say it?-andthat he has never, but never, had a deflexion?" Mrs. Mulville exultantly demanded.
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Let us be set down at Queen's Crawley without further divagation, and see how Miss Rebecca Sharp speeds there.
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After these mystic divagations, the writer had experienced a period of calm.
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They watch keenly and with reprobation in Mr. Hearst's press our slightest divagations.
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The Rajah had not been idle during the interval of dinner-givings and social divagations.
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The precious Margaret, Duchess of Newcastle, hob-a-nobbed with every Muse in her amazing divagations.
Measure of difference between the observed value of a variable and some other value, often that variable's mean.
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Even the slightest deviation in position would result in a missed message.
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There are a large number of repeats without significant deviation in content.
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The uncertainty then can be the average deviation for the standard result.
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In that sense we could not allow any deviation from legal practices.
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There is one material deviation from the semi-final of 12 months ago.
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The large standard deviation of wind and solar power illustrates the volatility.
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Nor is it the immoral nature of the deviation from the normal.
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A deviation from truth is, in general, the foundation of all misery.
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And measuring originality by deviation from the mass breeds eccentricity in them.
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The Hurons call him Areskoui; the Iroquois, by a slight deviation, Agreskoui.
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The session-specific average deviation was then calculated across all of the children.
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Yet it is the slightest deviation from honesty that makes the first.
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I will use the standard deviation as error bars in my plots.
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I could see no reason for this deviation from the direct route.
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The zero deviation must then be determined and applied to the product.
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All but two loci showed a significant deviation from the Hardy-Weinberg principle.
