Sentence examples for departs largely from inspiring English sources

Post-Kuhnian sociology of science (a tradition often called "social studies of science" or "science and technology studies") departs largely from the concerns and convictions of traditional epistemology and philosophy of science by rejecting the classical epistemological notions of objective truth, justification and knowledge, and/or by attempting to debunk the epistemic authority of science.

However, in all these cases, the situation departs largely from nature.

And they depart largely unnoticed.

When any of the sensor observations are declared anomalous by the one-class SVM, we would presume that this is because a sensor's observations depart too largely from the usual behavior and declare a release.

The newspaper quoted Ford as saying the turnaround plan was ahead of schedule when it came to reducing headcount, and he predicted 12,000 hourly workers will depart this year, largely through buyouts.

In The Disasters of Wars first two groups of prints, Goya largely departs from the imaginative, synthetic approach of Caprichos to realistically depict life-and-death scenes of war.

The departing fish were largely in two major exhibition halls: "Explore the Shore" and "Alien Stingers".

The lunch crowd has largely departed; the two other patrons at the bar are paying the check.

Later, we take an atmospheric stroll around the nearby Mellah area, a quiet maze of decaying mansions left by the town's now largely departed Jewish population.

These are places, notes the Guttmacher Institute's president, Sharon Camp, that have shown a commitment to real sex education, largely departing from the Bush administration's abstinence-only approach.

In broad scope, the new rules being considered depart from the largely hands-off approach that dominated bank regulation in the United States for the last three decades.