In this case, individuals are best valued when they steer away from the status quo, or they diverge from "standard" uses, or they may be exploited as catalysts of innovation.
Where our results diverge from standard accounts is in the bilateral temporal pattern seen for the processing of short phrases most clearly delineated by the generic phrasal model with no selective engagement of LIFG or L FOP, nor any evidence for inferior frontal activity bilaterally.
But the Justice Department rulebook doesn't entirely prohibit the possibility of Mueller diverging from standard practice.
When Hillary Clinton recently pleaded with the Chinese authorities to continue their country's support of the American economy without mentioning human rights, she was not diverging from standard foreign policy.
The story focused almost entirely on how the bots occasionally diverged from standard English – which was not the main finding of the paper – and reported that after the researchers "realized their bots were chattering in a new language" they decided to pull the plug on the whole experiment, as if the bots were in some way out of control.
Asked about allegations of racism, Chirac said: "In principle, we have absolutely nothing against a non-European taking over a European company". But he said that Mittal had diverged from standard practice in the way that the bid had been handled.
They then had raters measure the creativity of the drawings by assessing how much each person diverged from standard Earth animals or humans.
The entelegyne spiders of the RTA-clade, however, diverge from this standard scheme and have a mixture of 1 × 6mer and 2 × 6mer hemocyanins [ 10, 15, 18, 25].
Our observations diverge from the standard model of how SFK activation is reversed, namely through dephosphorylation of the activation loop by PTPN22/Pep or other phosphatases and subsequent phosphorylation of the inhibitory tail by Csk (Brown and Cooper, 1996; Wu et al., 2006; Zikherman et al., 2010; Negro et al., 2012; Okada, 2012).
It typically diverges most from standard American English when spoken by people with low levels of education.
