Sentences with phrase «radical departure»

Because we can always learn more, we can always improve, and indeed sometimes — although surprisingly rarely — we can make radical departures from received bodies of knowledge.

But even though it's a pretty radical departure from how we traditionally use the app drawer in grid form, we grew pretty comfortable with it.

Still fun, but a very radical departure that not everyone appreciated.

The buttons on the front of this touchscreen BlackBerry are a rather radical departure from what is normally found on a BlackBerry.

At the time it was a shockingly radical departure from anything that I had experienced before as sculpture.

If implemented the plans would constitute a «radical departure from long - standing traditions of open justice», MPs and peers found.

The most radical departure for Frieze this year is that a brisk 10 - minute walk from the contemporary fair will be, near the zoo, a new Frieze Masters fair showing and selling art from ancient times right up to the year 2000.

That's no different this time around as we're expecting the Lumia 630 (aka «Moneypenny»), Lumia 930 (aka «Martini», a non-Verizon version of the Icon) and eventually «Goldfinger», which we hear is going to be a somewhat radical departure in terms of user...

Samsung's new Galaxy S9 and S9 + aren't radical departures from last year's Galaxy S8, but we're not complaining.

We were right in one respect: This was the most radical departure for Wolfenstein since, well, ever.

«Although the structure of the cycles in these three systems had been noted as unusual by the authors who observed them, there had been, as yet, no unified theoretical framework from which to make sense of such as radical departure from the classic signature of predator - prey interactions,» Weitz said.

«Gamefreak was very nervous about doing any kind of radical departure for Pokemon, they sell so well why would you mess with that?

The Surrealists, Cubists, Fauvists, Futurists and Rayonists all made radical departures from reality with exaggerated forms, heightened colours and broken picture surfaces.

One of the more radical departures from previous Souls games is allowing players to invade as much as they want, without having to hoard consumable invasion items.

This game marks a somewhat radical departure from the norm for the studio, as it is the first title from the company not having been directed by Tim Schaffer.

Even though the art of these years saw radical departures and shifts, drawing, which is among the most traditional of media, played a crucial and consistent role in the work of a great majority of the most significant artists.

Aside from overseeing radical departures from tradition in the religiously conservative country, the heir to the Saudi kingdom also instigated a crackdown on corruption that saw ministers, businessmen and even fellow princes arrested and detained in 2017.

The language of predicament and paradox is altogether common, as are diagnoses that emphasize radical departures from the past, Significantly, a host of recent studies have challenged these biases and have shown the importance of continuities with the past even in situations of seemingly radical religious innovation.

Known as the Multilateral Investment Agreement (MIA), the proposal amounts to bringing within the framework of the WTO the whole issue of investment policy - a further radical departure from the original concept of the WTO.

«It wasn't as if this was some major radical departure from what people generally want, which is parental involvement,» says Bush.

The V8 - powered Dino GT4 was certainly a competent road car, but the angular Bertone styling drew criticism as it was considered too radical a departure from the svelte and curvaceous 246 GT.

By appearance, the 2013 Escape is a fairly radical departure from the stout, boxy, pseudo-truck we've known for years.

Announced in 2010 but reaching these shores in 2011 was perhaps RIM's most radical departure yet: the PlayBook.

In fact, the design is the most radical departure Amazon has made to the Kindle e-reader lineup since it dropped the keyboard back in 2011.

One is reminded of the way Matisse often shifted his ground backward, so to speak, before undertaking his next radical departure.

Bontecou started making vacuum - formed clear - plastic sculptures of outsize fish and flowers, a seemingly radical departure from her signature style, and the reception was less than enthusiastic.

In an additional radical departure from the paintings, photographs and drawings on view, Khan has — for the first time — also turned to glass as medium.

The Galaxy S9 and S9 + aren't radical departures from the S8 and S8 + that preceded them.

The most radical departure for both rules and the 2008 Act is the impulse towards a «voluntary» ethos and mediation: «voluntary maintenance arrangements» occurs early in the 2008 scheme (s 2 (2)(a)-RRB-.

The iPhone X (pronounced «ten») is the most interesting of the three new phones, as it's as radical a departure as Apple has taken from the original iPhone design.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 is a pretty radical departure from previous Samsung flagships, ditching the removable battery, microSD card slot, and plastic construction of previous Galaxy S phones for a metal and glass build.

It is, however, a more radical departure from the conventional three - source hypothesis, for it is seen as totally at variance in form and thought with J and as betraying a vigorous hostility to Israel and its religion.

Perhaps the most radical departure of all from conventional development priorities, onsite parking is typically a minimal or nonexistent part of the plan.

In the U.S. small department programs collateral to ITER do exist but established researchers funded by these programs are also already committed to ideas that either represent small departures from ITER or very radical departures.

A somewhat radical departure from the first ToeJam and Earl game, the sequel is nevertheless fun, and the sound & music are again peerless (if MIDI slap - bass was every truly funky, it was funky here).

Matt Eagan, art critic for the Hartford Courant, says that there are radical departures from traditional Chinese painting.

Taking it a step further, the BMI Research team argued that, «a Trump presidency would represent a radical departure from the status quo» in the region, writing:

Today's misguided FCC action represents a radical departure that risks erosion of the biggest free speech platform the world has ever known.

But McKinsey & Co., and its radical departure in how they hire, is the most instructive example in Judgment Calls, a new «guide to making better decisions.»

But, Schultz exemplifies being personal by taking action on his social stances, including providing healthcare for full - and part - time workers, which is a radical departure from most large American corporations who employ shift workers.

And in a radical departure from most retailers, each quarter she distributes 20 % of her after - tax profits among everyone — «divided,» she says, «according to each person's number of hours, salary, and how I see they're interacting with customers, each other, and me.»

To them, the oath embodies a radical departure from the tenets of economic theory and the requirements of corporate law.

Clark's advice might be a radical departure from the usual prescriptions of productivity experts, but apparently lots of other highly successful professionals also happily ignore the standard advice on the subject.

Reclassification, he said, was «a radical departure from the bipartisan, market - oriented policies that have served us so well for the last two decades.»

While his comments were a bit more succinct than that of his predecessor Janet Yellen, we did not see any radical departure from prior Fed communications or approach.

Socrates initiates a radical departure from such materialism into a realm of spirituality: each human, he avers, is inhabited by a soul, a conduit to the realm of eternal truths.