Sentence examples for non-standard modes from inspiring English sources
Additionally, advocates of liberal eugenics, it is argued, allow one trait to stand in for all of what a potential person can be (Asch and Wasserman 2005), and underestimate the value of human diversity that includes non-standard modes of human functioning linked to disability (Silvers 1998), and the possibility of "gains" made possible through living with disability (Garland-Thomson 2012).
Zalta's powerful theory of abstract objects is based upon his logic of encoding, whose core idea consists in postulating an ambiguity in the copula of predication: "x is P" can mean that object x exemplifies property P, as per ordinary predication; but it may also mean that x encodes P, encoding being a non-standard mode of predication.
In this study we investigated how professionals and laypeople in graphic design rate the attractiveness and clarity of data visualizations differing in construction type (standard or non-standard) and mode of expression (pictorial or abstract).
Mitigation mechanisms are an optimized non-standard laser design or a specific mode of operation, e.g. an increase of the frequency drift during the preamble of the burst.
Of the two suggested modes by which horizontal gene transfers may occur – non-standard pollination and vector mediation – we cannot formally exclude the first possibility.
"What does non-standard mean?
"It's non-standard," Mr. Hebron said.
It's also, obviously, non-standard.
Tuition for non-standard programs is below.
4. Non-standard Instances of Judgement.
