Sentence examples for breaks from the standard from inspiring English sources

The view they offer on what makes collective variables and reaction coordinates optimal breaks from the standard notion that good collective variable must be slow variable, and it suggests new ways to interpret data from molecular dynamics simulations and experiments.

It breaks from the standard mold many natural horror films follow in that the bear attacking the main characters it not a mutant or genetically altered, rather it is a normal, but furious mother bear.

Purple or lilac ties represent a break from the standard red, said James Hawthorne, a store manager at the Madison Avenue branch of Thomas Pink.

In a distinct break from the standard comedian back story, she loved high school: "I was social and discovered partying at a young age," she says.

The three-quarter view, in which the sitter's position mostly turns toward the viewer, broke from the standard profile pose used in Italian art and quickly became the convention for all portraits, one used well into the 21st century.

She believes it gives clients a break from the standard bottle of vino or box of swanky chocolates, and allows her to avoid the chaos of high street shopping in the festive season.

In what seems a break from the standard philosophy of France's welfare state, her interest is not so much in protecting the vulnerable, she said, as it is in empowering them.

All serve as a welcomed break from the standard swipe-right decision making.

In 1915, Prokofiev made a decisive break from the standard composer-pianist category with his orchestral Scythian Suite, compiled from music originally composed for a ballet commissioned by Sergei Diaghilev of the Ballets Russes.

But some specialists, fearful of where events may be headed, are breaking from the standard narrative.

Administrators should break from the standard pedagogy and develop new programs offering clear value propositions for this new crop of students.