Sentence examples for departs from the normal from inspiring English sources

The latest, the Dual SFX Evolution, departs from the normal button layout quite a bit: the regular thumb buttons are organized in an arc around the analog stick.

The first of these works was A Village Romeo and Juliet, a music drama which departs from the normal operatic structure of acts and scenes and tells its story of tragic love in a series of tableaux.

Disrupted expression of the highly regulated miRNA target genes may reflect the fact that the regulatory network in cancer cells departs from the normal regulatory routine presented in benign cells.

Some fishes have departed from the normal horizontal swimming posture.

They depart from the normal rectilinear format; the tomb-shaped "Sacrificial Selforortrait," for example, depicts a headless beast with a grisly human face appearing in an inset at the top.

Thirty-eight of the Ohio-based Wendy's' 5,200 restaurants in the country are located on Long Island, where "some depart from the normal design," according to Bob Bertini, a spokesman.

Microsoft had opposed the government's request for immediate Supreme Court review, saying it "would impose an extraordinary burden on the court" and that there was no reason to depart from the normal procedure of using the appeals court to narrow the complex legal issues and voluminous trial record.

Interpolated rainfall data is used to isolate NDVI values departing from the normal seasonal cycles.

The latter, for instance, strenuously defended the medieval rules for pronouncing Latin and Greek, which Ramus ridiculed, just as he derided those who tried to develop a formal logic that departed from the normal way in which people talk and write.

"Subsequent flight crew action resulted in inability to control the aircraft… causing the aircraft [to] depart from the normal flight envelope and entering a prolonged stall condition that was beyond the ability of the flight crew to recover," the National Transportation Safety Committee said in a statement.

When a great alteration occurs in some subpopulations, the whole blood may also depart from the normal state of its age, because whole blood is a heterogeneous mixture of such subpopulations.