Those cooking for a crowd, or looking for an easy life, could do a lot worse than following Mary Berry's rather unconventional recipe in her Complete Cookbook, which uses baked meringues, rather than the usual poached variety, but cooked so lightly and briefly that the insides remain gorgeously fluffy and gooey within their crisp shell.
A couple of years ago Cameron tried to win over detractors who scoffed at his family's perceived privilege by revealing that his wife Samantha was rather "unconventional.
His approach, as you may deduce from the images here, was rather unconventional.
My parents were rather unconventional and did not accept rules unless they thought they were defendable.
"Her features are rather unconventional, but she knows how to highlight them to her best advantage," Philips says.
This approach to automation is rather unconventional; most automation programs ("bots") function by reading data directly from the application's virtual address space.
"I think Charles Mackerras thinks I am the devil," says Jones. "And he is rather unconventional in the music world in that he calls a spade a spade.
Although these practices are rather unconventional, they take advantage of Millennials' team-oriented nature and facilitate stronger ties to the organization.
For instance, his ideas on settling the optimal orders of differencing to achieve stationarity are rather unconventional but tremendously powerful and always ends up providing the most reasonable solution.
However, recovered interclass relationships, although highly supported, were rather unconventional, with Bivalvia and Gastropoda being sister group to Polyplacophora, and this clade being sister group to Cephalopoda and Chaetodermomorpha [ 22].
Limitations of the system used here notwithstanding, the findings seem to tie together four themes, namely synchrony, neuromodulation, homeostasis and sleep, in a manner that is rather unconventional yet potentially important.
