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Unstructured in sentence

18 examples of Unstructured in a sentence

And of course, through all of these lines are flowing unstructured language.
They are purposely unstructured, while the sciences are purposely structured.
The main point is we can have smaller robots that can go faster and then travel in these very unstructured environments.
It's more like you take the system and you feed it lots of data, including unstructured data, like the kind we generate in our digital lives.
And here you can see that it's walking over unstructured terrain.
Pretentious storytelling such as this always uses the same technique: 1) Throw opaque, unstructured threads around to perplex the audience.
Most characters appear to live aimless, unstructured lives, held together by their professional commitments.
However, in the end all it serves is to construct a severely disjointed, unstructured and ultimately unfriendly film to the audience.
I don't know what kept me from changing the channel despite the slow, unstructured plot - but I'm glad I stayed with it.
Today (2001) it is rather passe to have a black actor in a major role, jazz as the defining music, unstructured modern dance a la Martha Graham, and progressive political ideas bantered about.
An unstructured, clumsily-paced mess from start to finish, with little in the way of a plot and so much thunderous noise and self-conscious 'scary stuff' that it never comes close to creating the quietly unsettling atmosphere needed to set up the viewer for a scare.
The typical email system is unstructured, but at least you can see it all – and some of the metadata (dates, size, sender).
By contrast, most social-network email is not just unstructured, but almost actively obscure.
This skill is crucial in unstructured situations, when it is often more difficult to ask the right questions than it is to get the right answers.
In unstructured situations, such as post-apartheid South Africa, the transformational leadership of Nelson Mandela made a huge difference.
By extracting useful information from unstructured data, these systems accelerate the information age, helping their users with a broad range of tasks, from identifying unique market opportunities to discovering new treatments for diseases to crafting creative solutions for cities, companies, and communities.
Yes, says Brandeis, because they already do, via text, email, and phone: “It’s a cumbersome process, the data are totally unstructured, and doctors wind up repeating themselves, because searching through six months of text messages makes no sense.”
Traditionally, Shiite seminaries were rather unorganized, unstructured places, based on pre-modern styles of management.