Sentence examples for shift from the typical from inspiring English sources

Dr Folstar sees this as a shift from the typical European way of supporting research to much more of an American approach to solving problems.

The strategy is a major shift from the typical fund of funds that keeps assets in a blind pool, leaving investors with little control or even knowledge of where their money goes.

Table  4 displays autohydrolysis on both a Greenfield basis, and as a retrofit in a Repurposed Newsprint Mill, shifted from the typical softwood to a hardwood feedstock.

The fact that her sexuality is also understated represents a shift away from the typical portrayls of women, and Asian women in particular.

While they praised the game for shifting away from "the typical SF shoot-out" and said that it was "solid" and "playable", they remarked on its plain-looking graphics and said that "even the greatest concept cannot make a great game when it isn't blended with an outstanding type of play action".

If the traffic composition shifted noticeably from the typical pattern in a given week, we would expect that the correlation between NO2 and the average traffic score would be lower, given increased error in the traffic volume term.

N-H TROSY spectra were also collected at a larger spectral width (16.75 to −7.25 ppm) in the H dimension to identify NH peaks that may have plausibly shifted away from the typical amide proton spectral window due to paramagnetic effects.

This metabolic shift releases cells from the typical restraints on growth, and provides a potential way to distinguish them from healthy cells – allowing for treatments that may be selective for cancerous cells.

Despite the shift from gameplay typical of the Half-Life series to a multi-point arcade control scheme, Eliza Gauger of Kotaku said that she "kinda d[u]g the concept", even though it was somewhat "weird and disorienting".

According to Curta, swords and other items of the "Blatnica-Mikulčice horizon" show "a shift from the mounted combat tactics typical of nomadic warfare to heavy cavalry equipment", and the development of a local elite in the regions to the north of the river Danube and the Great Hungarian Plain in the early 800s.

Introducing nitrogen into the sputtering gas resulted in the formation of TiN, with nitrogen of approximately 30 at.%, and shifted the C1s peak from the typical position for carbide to a higher binding energy position, which is typical of graphite.