Yet helicopter money is a less radical departure from the norm than it sounds.
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Only Donald Trump really represented a true departure from the norm of Republican politics.
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Harry and Meghan's decision to go with a banana cake is a departure from the norm.
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Making the wife the culprit in a two-families scenario is a nice departure from the norm.
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To have candidates skip the conference as the rule, and not the exception, would be a departure from the norm.
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Illinois House Speaker Mike Madigan threw his support behind Brookins in a departure from the norm of endorsing incumbent lawmakers.
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Rebel Aero won an award for its new Economy seat which is a departure from the norm: two seats in one.
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Venus is a diplomatic sign, but Uranus is the rebel; when they oppose, a sudden departure from the norm takes place.
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Even on the most minimalist iPhone that Apple has ever designed, there's a little departure from the norm to give it a signature Apple look.
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He's been right only 46 percent of the time since 1988 when comparing his seeing his shadow to that February temperatures' departure from the norm.
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Notably, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff disclosed that Maguire consulted the Justice Department about the whistleblower complaint, which is a major departure from the norm.
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Not surprisingly, Mr. Wanders's take is a vast departure from the norm, with walls covered with shape-shifting triangles of mirrored glass punctuated with floral lights.
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With RTS games enjoying a small upswing after a number of years on the sidelines, Halo Wars 2 is a refreshing (though frustrating) departure from the norm.
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An 88-76 overtime loss at Pittsburgh on Wednesday saw a departure from the norm for Virginia's dominant defense, which allowed the Panthers to shoot 53.7 percent.
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The Trump inaugural committee offered details for the multiday party planned for Mr. Trump's inauguration, which in a departure from the norm will include a welcome rally.
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If stock volatility does not pick up in November, that would be a departure from the norm, according a BNP Paribas analysis of data going back to 1948.
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The strident remarks from the British prime minister were a marked departure from the norm for a leader who has faced a litany of domestic and international issues. Mrs.
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Chinese hackers tend to be more targeted in their attacks, making the wide array of targets a departure from the norm, FireEye's head of analysis John Hultquist told Reuters.
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Central and eastern Russia as well as Alaska saw average monthly temperatures that exceeded 5.0°C, or 9.0°F, above average, which is an unusually high departure from the norm.
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So, for the chairman and CEO to begin trolling the President of the U.S. or the British government's plans to leave the EU is quite a major departure from the norm.
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But, regardless, it's still a departure from the norm — when we attempted to cast this story with a local model, most women we approached declined because the clothes were still considered improper.
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Fox ranked No. 3 behind both CNN and MSNBC by mid-week, according to Nielsen, a significant departure from the norm for the 25-to-54-year-old demographic during prime time.
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Both games are a bit gimmicky and a bit high-tech — you won't be able to play these in a cozy beach house without internet, for example — but it's a fun departure from the norm.
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That's why the Honor 8's design is a huge departure from the norm, featuring an all-glass body that's smooth to the touch and a far cry from the aluminum standard in the smartphone world.
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However, carrying out air strikes in Pakistani territory is a departure from the norm, according to Vittorini, who said that until this week the Indian air force had not crossed the Line of Control since 1971.
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The Justice Department's actions were a departure from the norm because typically, in such cases, the FBI investigates if there was criminal wrongdoing and makes a recommendation to the Justice Department on whether or not to press charges.
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"Although many organizations are supportive of the message to 'sit less and move more,' this physical set-up encourages sitting and implicitly portrays it as normative - and standing as a departure from the norm," Gardner said in an email.
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PLA General Fan Changlong, in a further departure from the norm, hailed Xi as "lingxiu", or leader, a reverent honorific bestowed only on two others since the 1949 founding of the People's Republic of China: Chairman Mao Zedong and his short-lived successor, Hua Guofeng.
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The talk, "Change and Constant: Breaking Conventions with 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild'," also featured Art Director Satoru Takizawa, who showcased some pretty radical concept art, both in the 80's sense and in the "huge departure from the norm" sense.
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Everyone is an interpreter Although performing an AI-generated composition may seem like a radical departure from the norm for members of the Prague Philharmonic, Stiebitz saw that the musicians remained the interpreters of the composer's music, whether that composer was human or not.
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But most of the time the two giants just peer warily at each other over the Himalayas—which is why the two-day "informal" summit between their leaders, to be held in the Chinese city of Wuhan on April 27th-28th, marks a striking departure from the norm.
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The result is a radical departure from the norm with cabinet ministers including a variety of professors and some controversial ministers — such as euroskeptic Paolo Savona, who has called the euro a "historic mistake" (he was initially nominated to be economy minister but the choice was rejected by Italy's president).
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Vol 3 () features five writers and was edited by Yin Shao Loong. In a departure from the norm, it was released purely as a free e-book on 16 September 2010New Malaysian Essays 3 at Matahari Books.
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In another departure from the norm, the duo do not always "get their man", with at least one novel ending with the villain getting away and another strongly implying that what Dalziel and Pascoe dismiss as a series of unrelated accidents actually included at least one undetected instance of murder.
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In a departure from the norm, the report recommended legislative changes. These were to give legal recognition to same-sex couples, to provide equality with married couples in the areas of adoption, inheritance and taxation to eliminate discrimination. NESF: In April 2003, the National Economic and Social Forum (NESF) published Report 27. The implementation of equality policies for gay, lesbian and bisexual people.
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Most of these were simple, somewhat spartan structures, and the level of ornamentation at Dobbs Ferry is a departure from the norm. In New York, only the Granville and Hudson Falls post offices share the parapeted gables and window keystones. It has remained largely intact since its construction. Modern aluminum doors have been installed at the entrance, as well as modern lighting inside.
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In 2006, Dean of Arts and Sciences Robert Sternberg added experimental criteria to the application process for undergraduates to test "creativity and other non-academic factors", including inviting applicants to submit YouTube videos to supplement their application. Calling it the "first major university to try such a departure from the norm", Inside Higher Ed also notes that Tufts continues to consider the SAT and other traditional criteria.
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Novak told Daniels about the trip, and Daniels then proceeded to write an episode about it. The episode featured the third and final appearance of Katy, portrayed by Amy Adams. The filming of the episode was a departure from the norm of the series; filming took place on an actual boat and because of this, many cast members got seasick. "Booze Cruise" received largely positive reviews from critics.
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Sternberg added experimental criteria to the application process for undergraduates to Tufts University, where he was Dean of Arts and Sciences, to test "creativity and other non-academic factors." Calling it the "first major university to try such a departure from the norm," Inside Higher Ed noted that Tufts continues to consider the SAT and other traditional criteria.McAnerny, Kelly (2005). From Sternberg, a new take on what makes kids Tufts-worthy.
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The High Cost of Low Living (2018) was a slight departure from the norm, incorporating a significant guest appearance from the harmonica player Dennis Gruenling, plus the release was via Alligator Records. At the 40th Blues Music Awards in 2019, Moss was named 'Traditional Blues Male Artist of the Year'. His 2019 joint recording with Dennis Gruenling, Lucky Guy!, was chosen as a 'Favorite Blues Album' by AllMusic.
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The degree of relaxation should not be greater than the exigency of the case demands. It must be commensurate with that exigency. Mere lip service to the requirements of Rule 6(12)(b) will not do; an applicant must make out a case in the founding affidavit to justify the particular extent of the departure from the norm, which is involved in the time and day for which the matter be set down.
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Campbell's Soup Tower, on 14 January 2012, the day before its demolition. In a low-rise market town, the vertical addition of the Campbell's Soup Tower () in 1959"History of Campbell's ", Campbell's official website. marked a radical departure from the norm. Due to the flat nature of the Fens the building was visible for miles, much more prominently than any of the other tall buildings, mostly church towers, so it was often referred to as King's Lynn's 'Skyscraper'.
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Volkswagen's premium 8-speaker Monsoon stereo system was also standard. Mechanically, the 20th Anniversary Edition GTI is nearly identical to the GTI 337 Edition. A 6-speed manual 02M transmission marked the most notable departure from the norm, and upgraded suspension stiffened up the ride and lowered the car approximately 30 mm. Upgraded disc brakes front (12.3" vented rotors) and rear (10.3" vented rotors) helped bring things to a stop, while red powder-coated calipers added a bit of flair to the package.
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Probably the most radical departure from the norm came with an episode focused on scriptwriting, which saw several of British television's most prominent writers interviewed by Brooker. A similar show called Newswipe, focusing on current affairs reportage by the international news media, began on BBC Four on 25 March 2009. A second series began on 19 January 2010. He has also written and presented the one-off special Gameswipe which focused on video games and aired on BBC Four on 29 September 2009.
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The library block is predominantly clad in glass, fitted with horizontal fins, on its frontage with the main road. The alfresco café had a street frontage and was spread into the shared forecourt. The roof of the community building resembles the leaves of a palm tree, and covers the community club's rooftop basketball court. The court's location on the roof level was a departure from the norm, as in other community centres then, the basketball court occupies space on the ground floor.
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These Dutch aircraft were hard to tell apart from the USAF as they had the same markings and were the same blocks. In 1991, the squadron was officially tasked with a NATO F-16 training mission which was not much of a departure from the norm. The squadron was re-designated as the 148th Fighter Squadron on 15 March 1992 and the training role continued. By May 1995 all the RNLAF F-16s had departed Tucson for their native country.
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Its progressive nature also allowed for a woman, Harriet Joselyn, to sit on the board of directors — a departure from the norm for the time. Oneida Community started production of silver-plated flatware and hollow-ware in 1899 using the "Community Plate" mark. Oneida Community purchased the Wm A. Rogers and 1881 Rogers companies in 1929 and started producing a somewhat lower-quality line of products using those companies’ marks. In 1935, Oneida Community changed its name to Oneida Ltd.
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The geographical criterion and administrative, or possibly even historical, boundaries may be taken into consideration. ::iv. The permissible departure from the norm should not be more than 10%, and should certainly not exceed 15% except in special circumstances (protection of a concentrated minority, sparsely populated administrative entity). ::v. In order to guarantee equal voting power, the distribution of seats must be reviewed at least every ten years, preferably outside election periods. ::vi. With multimember constituencies, seats should preferably be redistributed without redefining constituency boundaries, which should, where possible, coincide with administrative boundaries. ::vii.
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The Committee was also embroiled in controversy for indicting Brigadier Surinder Singh of the Indian Army for his failure to report enemy intrusions in time, and for his subsequent conduct. Many press reports questioned or contradicted this finding and claimed that Singh had in fact issued early warnings that were ignored by senior Indian Army commanders and, ultimately, higher government functionaries. In a departure from the norm the final report was published and made publicly available. Some chapters and all annexures, however, were deemed to contain classified information by the government and not released.
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Series regulars Clark Gregg, Ming-Na Wen, Chloe Bennet, and Iain De Caestecker also briefly appear. The episode was a departure from the norm for the series, focusing on a single character rather than the usual ensemble, and taking place on an alien planet. The episode was filmed in the Californian desert, with a filtering effect used to make it appear to be night on the planet, as its sun rarely rises. The episode took inspiration from multiple science fiction films, and bears similarity to The Martian, which was released close to the episode's airing.
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Chaffey (p.12) The unusual iron rich sediment near Abbotsbury was, in a departure from the norm, deposited in shallow iron rich water and the pale bands throughout the formation were caused by Coccoliths following periodic blooms of algae. Many of the fossilised remains are squashed flat, indicating that the Kimmeridge beds were heavily compacted, perhaps to an eighth of their original thickness. This was not sufficient to produce oil reservoirs like those beneath the North Sea, yet the oil rich shales have, in the past, been economically important as a local fuel.
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However, in a departure from the norm, it accompanied the music with a digital booklet containing all the original artwork and sleeve notes from the original album. These are downloadable free from their website. Tony Engle went into semi-retirement in 2012, and the day-to-day running of the label was taken over by David Suff. In an interview in early 2017, Suff explained that he would also be entering semi-retirement in February 2017, and that the everyday management of the label would be handed over to Proper Records.
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Otellini was considered a departure from the norm when he was promoted to CEO because he was not formally trained as an engineer. Otellini is reported to have been a major force in convincing Apple Inc. in the Apple-to-Intel transition, and being very fond of Mac OS X, saying Microsoft's Windows Vista is "closer to the Mac than we've been on the Windows side for a long time". In 2006, he oversaw the largest round of layoffs in Intel history when 10,500 (or 10% of the corporate workforce) employees were laid-off.
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The sculpture of Uma is well decorated with garlands, large earrings and curly hair. Some temples, in a departure from the norm, were dedicated to deities other than Shiva or Vishnu. These include the Surya (portrayed as 'Suryanarayana') shrine at the Kasi Vishveshwara temple complex and a Jain temple dedicated to Mahavira, both at Lakkundi; the Taradevi temple (built in a Buddhist architectural style) at Dambal in the Gadag district; the Mahamaya temple dedicated to a tantric goddess at Kuknur in the Koppal district, and the Durga temple at Hirekerur in the Haveri district.
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It has been said that within the Church's teaching on homosexuality there "are hidden nuances which 99 percent of the Catechism’s readers cannot be expected to fathom." Included in this are the phrases "objectively disordered" and "intrinsically disordered," terms which rise from the language of Catholic moral theology and Catholic philosophy. In this usage, the term "disordered" indicates a departure from the norm and not, as usage in English could suggest, sinful, demeaning, or sickly. In Catholic theology of sexuality, all sexual acts must be open to procreation and express the symbolism of male- female complementarity.
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Aalto's work with wood, was influenced by early Scandinavian architects. His experiments and departure from the norm brought attention to his ability to make wood do things not previously done. His techniques in the way he cut the beech tree, for example, and also his ability to use plywood as structural and aesthetic. Other examples include the rough-hewn vertical placement of logs at his pavilion at the Lapua expo, looking similar to a medieval barricade, at the orchestra platform at turku and the Paris expo at the World Fair, he used varying sizes and shapes of planks.
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Many press reports questioned or contradicted this finding and claimed that Singh had in fact issued early warnings that were ignored by senior Army commanders and, ultimately, higher government functionaries. In a departure from the norm the final report was published and made publicly available. Some chapters and all annexures, however, were deemed to contain classified information by the government and not released. Subrahmanyam later wrote that the annexures contained information on the development of India's nuclear weapons programme and the roles played by Prime Ministers Rajiv Gandhi, P V Narasimha Rao and V P Singh.
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In the 'Advertisement' included in the 1798 edition, Wordsworth explained his poetical concept: > The majority of the following poems are to be considered as experiments. > They were written chiefly with a view to ascertain how far the language of > conversation in the middle and lower classes of society is adapted to the > purpose of poetic pleasure. If the experiment with vernacular language was not enough of a departure from the norm, the focus on simple, uneducated country people as the subject of poetry was a signal shift to modern literature. One of the main themes of "Lyrical Ballads" is the return to the original state of nature, in which people led a purer and more innocent existence.
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Faye Hopper of the same website gave it 4½ out of 5 stars. Hopper said "Cats of the Louvre is a beautiful, moving, and artistically rich story about escapism, and the value therein", adding "Like the paintings at the Louvre, it demands the most careful, loving consideration. If you too love art and can hear the paintings sing, you owe it to yourself to experience it". Theron Martin of the same website, ranked the series as a B+. Martin wrote: "While some stylistic quirks in this manga did not work for me, it's a distinct departure from the norm that readers won't have to be a fan of either classical art or cats in order to appreciate".
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Tim Gemmill, Cozgem Studios, 2005 In 2013, the release of Road Songs represents a departure from the norm, with almost exclusive use of digital devices and/or synthesizers (new and old). The album is a C&G; production (all original compositions, except for one Bach piece); musical arrangements and instrumentation by Tim Gemmill. Road Songs is unique with an acoustic element combined with MIDI, a 24 track Mackie board and Digital Audio Tape; the sound so clean that noise reduction was not required in final editing. Jay kenney (Audio Logic)Audio Logic - Seattle Recording Studio - retrieved January 2018 is the mixing engineer, Dave Davis (The All Night Party),The All Night Party - retrieved January 2018 the mastering engineer, and QCA, Inc.
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The LP included one composition by the whole band (excepting Stewart), the instrumental "Fly in the Ointment". This was the only joint composition by the four instrumentalists to make it onto any of their original albums; usually their efforts were relegated to the B-sides of singles - such as "Ointment"s contemporary, "Skewiff (mend the fuse)" (which served as B-side to the "Cindy Incidentally" single, a UK No. 2). Stewart's compositions for the album were written mostly in tandem with Wood and McLagan, although in a departure from the norm two more songs were written by Stewart in sole partnership with Lane. One of these, "Flags And Banners", featured (again unusually) Stewart accompanying Wood on either banjo or a secondary guitar part, while Lane handled vocal duties.
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Open systems are computer systems that provide some combination of interoperability, portability, and open software standards. (It can also refer to specific installations that are configured to allow unrestricted access by people and/or other computers; this article does not discuss that meaning). The term was popularized in the early 1980s, mainly to describe systems based on Unix, especially in contrast to the more entrenched mainframes and minicomputers in use at that time. Unlike older legacy systems, the newer generation of Unix systems featured standardized programming interfaces and peripheral interconnects; third party development of hardware and software was encouraged, a significant departure from the norm of the time, which saw companies such as Amdahl and Hitachi going to court for the right to sell systems and peripherals that were compatible with IBM's mainframes.
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Poindexter was replaced by Frank Carlucci on 2 December 1986. When the story broke, many legal and constitutional scholars expressed dismay that the NSC, which was supposed to be just an advisory body to assist the President with formulating foreign policy had "gone operational" by becoming an executive body covertly executing foreign policy on its own. The National Security Act of 1947, which created the NSC, gave it the vague right to perform "such other functions and duties related to the intelligence as the National Security Council may from time to time direct." However, the NSC had usually, although not always, acted as an advisory agency until the Reagan administration when the NSC had "gone operational", a situation that was condemned by both the Tower commission and by Congress as a departure from the norm.
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