Sentence examples for unconventional compared to from inspiring English sources

It may sound trite but all gas fields should be considered as "unconventional, compared to oil wells".

While our approach may be considered unconventional compared to most efforts, we believe replicating specific aspects of the brain has the potential to ultimately produce advancements in knowledge discovery that cannot be achieved through current means.

I just think I come at this from a very different or unconventional trajectory compared to most politicians.

"I face a lot of challenges as a parent, because I'm a touring musician and have an unconventional lifestyle compared to most people," said Grace.

The score for The Iron Giant was recorded in a rather unconventional manner, compared to most films: recorded over one week at the Rudolfinum in Prague, the music was recorded without conventional uses of syncing the music, in a method Kamen described in a 1999 interview as "[being able to] play the music as if it were a piece of classical repertoire".

He used it to show how unconventional he was compared to his predecessors: Adenauer, who collected the Old Masters, most of which turned out to be fakes; and Kohl, who was anything other than contemporary".

Schiavi et al 21 found that fewer men with 47,XYY, but not men with KS, were married, experienced greater sexual dissatisfaction in general, acknowledged unconventional sexual experiences compared to a control group and demonstrated a less masculine gender role.

The presented methodology can be adapted to evaluate how other unconventional materials compare to more conventional counterparts that are well established in bridge applications.

"Anytime an African-American writes an unconventional novel, the writer gets compared to Ellison," he says.

This is likely due in part to the fact that urban patients generally have more unconventional and conventional treatment options compared to rural patients [16].

Compared to permanent tattoos, these unconventional tattoos allow the patient to change the design to fit her mood.