One might still be concerned that white collar workers may be working nonstandard hours from home rather than in a factory or in a hotel and that this effect might not be completely captured by the sectoral analysis conducted so far.
Every piece of replacement hardware seems to be nonstandard, and twice the usual price.
Of course, M must be nonstandard.
We did not use data from any monitor with a parameter occurrence code (POC) > 4 to avoid errors that may be introduced by using nonstandard monitors.
The proof of this theorem utilizes the Steinitz lemma and may be adapted to provide a nonstandard proof of this type of theorem for various other probabilistic categories.
An expressivist semantics requires a one-one mapping of non-synonymous sentences to states of mind, but insofar as fictionalism doesn't require a nonstandard semantics it may be able to get away with a looser connection between the mental states and the sentences that express them.
Nonstandard work hours may be disturbed by many physiologic functions and systems that are circadian in nature (Akerstedt 1990).
The final proposal may be according to the guidelines (standard treatment) or deviant (nonstandard treatment).
The inflate  of a standard set A may be regarded as the same set A viewed from a nonstandard vantage point.
Researchers contend that workers in nonstandard employment relationships, such as seasonal workers or day-laborers, may be given tasks that place them at greater risk of becoming exposed to pesticides compared to permanent workers (Quinlan et al. 2001).
