Sentence examples for depart further from inspiring English sources
As the proton and neutron numbers depart further and further from the magic numbers, the nuclei are relatively less stable.
There is also evidence for a trend for patches to depart further toward the dawnside/duskside with increasing magnitude of IMF By.
As shown in the figure, the forecasts gradually depart further away from the observations over longer forecast length, i.e. ε increases with t.
The practical inductor departs further from the ideal than does the practical capacitor, and so is less universally used.
In the first duet, Aria I, the woman (Maria Kowroski on Tuesday, partnered with Amar Ramasar) departs further from the academic-ballet vocabulary than any Balanchine heroine.
And without any guidance from Congress on these subjects, the lower courts' solutions have only wound up departing further and further from statutory text and invited yet more and more questions still.
They helped build offices and practice facilities and raised money for new stadiums, and the players they recruited won at each university after they departed, further evidenced by Northern Illinois's appearance last season in the Orange Bowl.
Robert Amsterdam, a Canadian human rights lawyer and one of the former Yukos boss's defence team, said: "I think it's fair to say this case is becoming more and more irregular, departs further and further from the rule of law.
In March of 1858, a Welsh naturalist by the name of Alfred Russel Wallace was in the Malay Archipelago when he had a sudden realization that "there is a general principle in nature which will cause many varieties to survive the parent species and to give rise to successive variations, departing further and further from the original type".
The government allowed more small-scale private enterprises to function, departing further from the 'socialist' model of economy.
Badu's commercial viability decreased as each of her releases following her debut Baduizm departed further from that album's music.
