Sentence examples for distant from standard from inspiring English sources

He began playing tenor saxophone in U.S. Army bands (1958 61), after which his playing became increasingly distant from standard harmonic practices.

Colors are notoriously resilient to many changes of illumination, and even when incident light composition is very distant from standard light, surfaces may be seen as having their standard color.

However, the most suitable mouse strain for the biological model may be relatively distant from the standard mouse reference genome.

Specifically, in k-means clustering, we found that for 400 600 genes, these samples had mean expression level >3 standard deviations distant from the average mean, whereas all other samples were within one standard deviation.

Justice Breyer stated in the opinion that the suppressed evidence was "too little, too weak, or too distant from the main evidentiary points to meet Brady's standards".

But the ploy did not make the experience more intimate, and the result remains a standard theatrical performance in which the audience is always distant from the action.

As a consequence, training standard classifiers with this data produces performances not too distant from those obtained from the classical hand-crafted training sets.

31P-ZTE signal intensity was converted into 31P signal-to-noise ratio (SNR31P) by dividing the 31P signal intensity of each voxel by the standard deviation of the noise measured on a ROI distant from the bone sample.

Peaks were compiled at the highest threshold at which they met those standards and full peaks were required to be at least 150 nucleotides distant from the nearest neighbor.

The transverse sections (~80 μm in thickness) were removed from the mid-diaphysis, ~8 mm distant from the distal end using a diamond-embedded wire saw (Delaware Diamond Knives, Wilmington, DE), and they were mounted on standard microscope slides.

"You become distant from the users.