Sentence examples for departures from the normal from inspiring English sources

In other words, the logical question is what departures from the normal business environment are included?

One historian, Mary L. Hinsdale, described the Grant Administration as "a most extraordinary array of departures from the normal course" and a "military" rule, in close connection with a select Republican Senatorial group.

In the case of significant departures from the normal distribution as measured by a significant result of the Shapiro-Wilk test the data were evaluated with Wilcoxon's signed-rank test (matched pairs).

Consistent with this notion, studies of the functional organisation of language in SLI suggest weak language skills are associated with departures from the normal pattern of left-hemisphere specialisation for language.

In order to reduce departures from the normal distribution, sFas levels, weight, height, and body mass index (BMI, calculated as weight in kilograms divided by the square of height in meters) were log-transformed.

"A class action is a dramatic departure from the normal rules of litigation," he said.

But a past potentate announced he wanted the job again and would run against Mr. Goline, a departure from the normal progression of the line.

The high court judgment declared: "It is because of the unusual combination of facts that the present case, in our view, justifies departure from the normal policy.

That is a departure from the normal model of TV production, in which one pilot episode is completed before one season is ordered.

"I entirely accept [it] is a departure" from the normal course of such litigation, Jonathan Crow QC, for the agencies, the Home Office, the Foreign Office and the attorney general, told Mr Justice Silber.

Her publisher, incidentally, is supposed to have forced upon her the services of a fantastically implausible "assistant" (Queen Latifah) to coach her through writer's block: this is the film's only truly surreal departure from the normal universe.