Word: deviationism
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Doermann called the deviation of 30 out of 1450 insignificant. "It would be hard to give a reason for the higher yield," he said, but he named Harvard's increasingly good reputation and effects of alumni recruiting activities as contributing factors.
No Deviation. When Volvo built its first auto in 1927, its engineers were so inexperienced in the field that the car bolted backward when thrown into first gear. Today, however, Volvo factories swarm with lynx-eyed inspectors so uncompromising that suppliers are apt to find entire shipments of parts rejected...
Sternberg's task was to build Rath's character and then to destroy it. Two brief classroom sequences establish him as an orderly and pompous martinet. In both scenes, Janning strides into the room, sits down and blows his nose into a carefully folded handkerchief as if the whole process...
The most important Afro-Asian deviation from the Communist line revolves around the Marxist theory of the victory of the proletariat, according to Schwartz. Despite a gradual shift in emphasis to Russian and Chinese national interests, the identification of the Communist Party with the international working class is still "the...
Fluffles & Bells. More exotic appetites are fed with flagellation (at the Raymond Revuebar. a fierce buccaneer regularly whips a featured nude) and deviation (the star of one act at Freddy's Peeperama is billed as "Mr. Fifty-Fifty"). But most members prefer their artistry straightforward. Last week Fluffles the...