Examples of using Deviated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Monument height of 56 meters became known throughout the world by the fact that during construction deviated vertically.
And whatever deviated from this type was pathological,
The aircraft deviated more and more to the west
that any designers who deviated from it risked being seen as cranks or subversives.
The computational capabilities enable the State of Israel to obtain feedback for a weapon system that had failed or deviated from its performance envelope.
most of them expressivist, which deviated from the traditional Israeli ceramic tradition that had existed up to this time.
If the asteroid had deviated by a fraction of a fraction of a degree,
Every year, the anniversary of the Six-Day War runs up against the rocks of a perennial Israeli debate: Who deviated from the Zionist path?
Cyrus' independently-released fifth studio album Miley Cyrus& Her Dead Petz(2015) deviated from her traditional pop style for more psychedelic experimentation.
When I finished composing the three poems, I felt that the third somewhat deviated in style from the first two.
draft written in advance, yet during the speech he deviated from the written version, inserting many changes and additions.
when out of nowhere, the driver deviated from his route.
The interview was really fascinating and unique in that he deviated from all of the conventions of job interviews.
Many believed their relationship at some point deviated from a normal supervisor-subordinate relationship,
of the vehicles involved, both private and commercial, deviated from his travel lane to the opposite lane.
The statements made in the plan deviated from the line of freedom of expression advocated by the company.
Turkey deviated from the western consensus by hosting Sudan's president,
At 08:16, the aircraft leveled off at and shortly thereafter deviated from its scheduled path.
These waves of incitement deviated from the accepted rules of political dissent within a democratic society and state.
human dignity and civil rights- when Europe deviated from them in the thirties.