Examples of using Deviating in English and their translations into Greek
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cut off excess paper, deviating from the bonding edge by about 1 centimeter.
But this is a common deviating from that which was in vogue among our ancestors.
Deviating from tradition, Roebling introduced the use of steel,
However, the seller cannot accept in any case liability on the basis of such information for deviating results in the grown goods.
(3) Our claims against our suppliers fall under statue of limitation with a period of 3 years, deviating from the statutory regulations.
Any Contracting Party deviating from the principle laid down in paragraph 1 shall notify the EEA Joint Committee thereof.
finding that the solar rays there had a bit of a slant, deviating from the vertical by about seven degrees.
deftly ducking or deviating from danger.
To craft deviating from the provisions of Part II,
It holds the 19th position in the relevant charts among 27 Member States, deviating significantly from the EU averageInnovation Union Scoreboard.
simply show you when you're deviating in the wrong manner.
It is often supplemented by a handful of silk, and a design deviating from the ordinary.
at min-1(if deviating to the values of the vehicle type-approval);
not infrequently criticised it for deviating from Marxism.
Some first-century Christians fell into“the snare of the Devil,” apparently becoming his victims because of being misled and deviating from the truth.
it should be repealed in the interest of clarity, without deviating from its main objectives
Deviating to the left of the stone tank
Deviating from the Council' s common position,
Deviating from this, however, customers can also buy the soundproof hoods in addition to existing side channel compressors.
Bitcoin has proven incapable of accommodating growing demand without deviating considerably from Satoshi Nakamoto's original vision of a“peer-to-peer electronic cash system.”.