Sentence examples for diverging from the current from inspiring English sources

Indeed, one of the best things about the new building is that it — like the original house — occupies so little of that outdoors, wisely diverging from the current bigger-is-better approach to house design and reminding us that small is indeed beautiful.

The Caldwell Railroad diverged from the current New Jersey Transit line about 1/4 mile west of the New Jersey Transit Great Notch station and followed its own route to Caldwell.

The included literature reviews diverged from the current study in scope of research interests and methods.

Still, Zambia is diverging from the rest of mankind.

Diverging from the game theme was Oh Hello by Natalia Cabrera.

He made it clear that he wanted to diverge from the state's current spending practices and forge an "honest path forward" toward a more stable financial situation for the state.

Diverging from previous works, the current study employed a non-factorial design and focused on semantic processing of single characters representing a spectrum of concreteness values to ensure high ecological validity.

The China Beige Book, a new private survey inspired by the U.S. Federal Reserve's Beige Book, drew on interviews with two thousand or so bankers and executives and found strength in retail, manufacturing, property sales, and hiring — findings that "diverge considerably from the current 'gloom and doom' narratives," according to the organizers.

This is in accordance with a previous suggestion [ 10], that the EFSA results may be diverging from current expert opinion.

This is not a computing device, it is a reading device.

In BSA, speed and direction of current movement randomly diverge from the previous speed and direction after each time increment.