Sentence examples for unconventional definition from inspiring English sources

The particular choice of the I&I design parameters in the present example, including the unconventional definition of coordinates on the invariant manifold, provides an interesting re-interpretation of the IDA-PBC control law from the I&I perspective.

Cheng et al.'s ([1999]) expressions are quite cumbersome because they are given in terms of the surface spherical harmonics Y n m in polar coordinates and because they contain phase-factors like i | m | − m owing to their unconventional definition for the Y n m which implies Y n − m = Y n m ∗ instead of Y n − m = ( − 1 ) m Y n m ∗.

Other limitations include the small convenience sample of "participants," the unconventional definition of magazine type, and the short subjective study period.

The older studies that equated presence of AHR in children with cough as representative of asthma were not placebo-controlled studies, confounders were not adjusted for, or used unconventional definitions of AHR [ 97- 100].

By any definition, it's unconventional.

His unconventional and innovative exhibitions broadened the definition of art as well as the mission of a 20th-century museum, making it a forum for cultural dialogue and, often, controversy.

This definition may seem rather unconventional, for logic is usually treated as the science of correct reasoning and valid inference.

"I definitely like unconventional gifts".

The task is made difficult, in part, by differing definitions and data collection practices for unconventional drilling used in the states.

The definition usually draws on two categories: bad behaviour and unconventional life choices.

In many ways, it's a conventional teen sex comedy with an unconventional setting; Adam has misadventures, tough moments, crises of self-definition, and learns how to be — wait for it — a man.