1 A non-standard word or phrase is not considered correct by educated speakers of the language. --
3 relating to paid work that is not permanent or not done for all the hours of the week that people normally work: --
Growing numbers have non-standard working arrangements.
A very convenient non-standard method for handling the singular perturbation problems for any limiting case will be presented.
The second main problem has to do with the non-standard and inconsistent use of the proposed case features.
Thus, non-standard methodology and history argumentation might materialize in new forms when fields import outside contents.
These non-standard forms contrast strikingly with those used by more fluent speakers.
It is based on non-standard subtype inference and does not require any fixpoint iteration; hence, their analyser should be more amenable to practical use.
Inflected forms, dialect labels, and status labels (such as "non-standard," "archaic," and the new "offensive") are clear yet unobtrusive.
The necessity for conditional adjournment became clear to us during our study of non-standard reductions in calculi with inductive types.
Finally, the argument makes no mention of brainwashing, psychological compulsion, or other non-standard, independently freedom-cancelling features.
