Sentence examples for deviating from the conventional from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we discuss the potential benefits of cognition for managing cross-tier intercell interference in HetNets by deviating from the conventional CR model.
Deviating from the conventional wisdom that competition with the singular indefinite is somehow involved, I argue that the facts can be conceived of in terms of the general trivalence of plural predication ("homogeneity effects").
Deviating from the conventional four-period design for TQT studies, this study utilised a five-period design with two placebo periods [ 21, 22].
But if she has deviated from the conventional path, it has not slowed her down.
People don't deviate from the conventional wisdom for fear they won't be taken seriously, Mr. Shiller maintains.
However, it deviates from the conventional Carman Kozeny expression as the density of eutectic grains increases.
When I told a friend of mine - also a critic - that I was reviewing this book, he urged me to deviate from the conventional position on Kenneth Tynan and say he was No Good.
I mention their altered marriage status, and the new location, in order to emphasise that our family had already deviated from the conventional model of an intact unit, well rooted in a community.
The Alt-Pay Wrangle: A few companies are pushing ahead with so-called "alternative" remuneration structures that deviate from the conventional model of variable pay, which typically has included an annual bonus and a forward looking long-term equity incentive.
Correction ReprintsUnlike any of the 19 other competitors, whose style rarely deviated from the conventional method of starting at one end and finishing at the other, Mr Kobayashi brought a sense of industrial efficiency to the task.
The analysis of the obtained results suggest that for large sweep areas, the local flux distribution significantly deviates from the conventional picture and exhibits a more complicated avalanche-type behavior with a prominent dendritic structure.
