Sentence examples for move that deviates from inspiring English sources

Clear Channel Communications has agreed to share revenues from standard radio broadcasts with the record label behind Taylor Swift, a move that deviates from the traditional economics of the radio industry.

In a move that somewhat deviates from the Samwer brothers' usual playbook, Rocket Internet's DropGifts, the social gifting platform that lets users send each other gift cards and claim product samples offered by brands, is launching a dedicated B2B play starting with the U.S. market first rather than its home turf of Europe or via a land grab in developing markets.

Based on this, observations of moving agents that deviate from a random walk model can be used to incrementally explain effects of attractive areas in a particular location Z k from which the deviation was observed.

At an intersection, they take the path that deviates less from their original direction.

I know of only one painting that deviates from this norm.

The fluid pressure measured inside of a flexible silicone tube pressed against an ultrasonic probe is observed to move between nearly constant amplitude oscillations to variable shape and amplitude waveforms that deviate significantly from being periodic.

Radicalization means holding (and acting on) radical attitudes, those that deviate from accepted norms.

Nate Chinen says that for all his kinetic command, the singer often traded passion for precision, with exacting moves that barely deviated from those in his television appearances.

Anything that deviates from its narrow strictures must be destroyed.

He has been careful not to express any opinion that deviates from party orthodoxy.

"Anything that deviates from the norm that doesn't work, you're in real trouble," Dr. Reardon said.