Sentence examples for deviations from the classic from inspiring English sources

Those deviations from the classic Santa Fe style, which features pinkish-brown stucco and rounded edges, were enough to anger many residents.

His inability to live up to the expectations of his male lineage, lethally combined with his widely perceived sissy status, gestures toward what could have been an affecting portrait of masculinity in a culture that's least sympathetic to teary, unstable deviations from the classic model.

At the transition between these two dynamics, intermediate phase lags may occur over a narrow parameter range (see Appendix E for a detailed description and explanation); apart from this, we did not observe other deviations from the classic ¼-lag such as reversed cycles20.

These and other abnormalities which inhibit fertility could be inherited via nontraditional mechanisms (e.g. genetic mosaicism, genomic imprinting), which might result in deviations from the classic, vertical transmission of Y chromosome haplotype from father to son [16].

The results of the consortium´s work so far make the already known deviations from the classic model of the molecular gene as a continuous protein coding region flanked by regulatory regions appear as the rule rather than the exception.

Other recent theoretical [11] and empirical [12] work has further suggested that covariance between individual condition and extrinsic mortality can cause deviations from the classic ETS.

Nevertheless, for carbon steel, deviation from the classic function (2) was observed along with the first slope values n 1 much bigger than the second slope values n 2. Interestingly, the values of n 1 generally decreased under intermediated chloride levels (0.115 0.515 wt.%).

The relationship between the evolution of the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) and the ALI in the 2000 2011 period was investigated through statistical methods, in order to detect the possible presence of correlation, and hence to assess consistency with or deviation from the classic SCP paradigm.

In this deviation from the classic A.A. Milne story of Winnie-the-Pooh, Robin grows up into an adult and forgets about the animals.

The Sloan article points to many deviations from the exact classic pattern of disruption identified by Christensen, in which an unobtrusive competitor eats away at the low end of an incumbent's market with a lower quality product and then steadily improves quality to move up-market and devour the whole market of the incumbent, who never sees the threat until it's too late.

It demands a certain respect for tradition, he said, even though it's flexible enough to withstand deviations from the time-honored classic featuring cured pork cheeks, peeled tomatoes and sheep's-milk pecorino cheese.