JohnPE: Innovation seems contrary to standards, yet standards are needed for interpretability.
We have campaigned for many years not only for a just resolution to this case but also about the treatment of the men in custody, including denials of visas for the Cuban wives of two of the men [Gonzalez and Hernadez] to visit them in prison — restrictions we found to be unnecessarily punitive and contrary to standards for the humane treatment of prisoners," she said.
Contrary to standard policy for minor offenders, everyone was fingerprinted because of the "national special security event," Chief Colgan said.
Dr. Mejía has shown that, contrary to standard medical thinking, it is possible to cure patients even after a delay.
This belief, which is contrary to standard medical practice, remains an additional point of controversy with authorities, especially in cases concerning children.
Contrary to standard practice, the IPCC measured the initial gaps using market-based exchange rates rather than rates adjusted for differences in purchasing power.
– now remain redacted and undisclosed to those American citizens in danger, contrary to standard FBI practice to inform the person concerned when there is a threat against a political leader (p61).
Corporate governance group ISS had recommended investors vote against Betfair's boardroom pay deals, arguing the performance requirement for one long-term, share-based bonus had been made easier "contrary to standard market practice".
This effect is contrary to standard economic theory which says that essentially people make rational financial decisions based on cost and that the medium of payment should not influence this.
If this is correct, it means that contrary to standard "out of Africa" theory, the newcomers from Africa did not completely replace the local populations -- and that the Neanderthals of Europe and western Asia, and similar nonmodern people throughout Asia, escaped complete extinction.
These range from why markets for housing and shares swing wildly (a combination of confidence, stories and bad faith) to why, contrary to standard theory, there appears to be a long-run trade-off between inflation and unemployment (mainly, a mix of money illusion and fairness).The most topical of the eight, however, is the power of central banks.
