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UNCONVENTIONAL | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
Since we use type-variables named s for structure operators, our choice of names for type variables in the following paragraphs may seem slightly unconventional.
In the end, the solution to the mystery, if it is in the least unconventional, exposes narrowly conventional convictions as partial, as misguided, as insufcient.
It is capable of producing highly unconventional designs that are perfectly rational, and often better adapted to their purpose than the conventional solution.
Wilcher shows how individual royalists' methods ranged from the use of unconventional topoi to the employment of genres which they had previously neglected.
It is found that unconventional lifecourse experiences, particularly with respect to childbearing, associate with more progressive attitudes in late life.
Other musicians, however, used conventional instruments in unconventional ways to create distorted sounds; what may be called the 'noisification' of music.
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