Unstructured

But this was an instant satori, the result of a single tablet or sugar cube, sourced on the black market and often taken in unstructured circumstances. ❋ Jon Savage (2010)

He is uncomfortable in unstructured situations and often gets lost on the floor. ❋ Unknown (2008)

This kind of conversation has been happening all over the web for years, in unstructured ways and more structured ways like conversations via video replies on YouTube, Myspace and Facebook. ❋ Unknown (2007)

This index "indicates to what extent a culture programs its members to feel either uncomfortable or comfortable in unstructured situations." ❋ JDsg (2007)

Steven Johnson (author of the fantastic Mind Wide Open and other books) has written a fascinating essay about his new creative process, which involves a suite of tools that store his notes and works in unstructured databases, and tease out and suggest subtly connected ideas, so that as he writes, his computer jams with him, suggesting neat tangents to his subjects. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Autonomy's specialty is helping companies analyze the so-called "unstructured data" that is increasingly flooding their systems. ❋ Rolfe Winkler (2011)

Among other things, Mr. Chuang said, such applications need to help workers better organize and exploit what the industry calls "unstructured" information--data that is not stored in the conventional databases that are the foundation of many business programs. ❋ Don Clark (2011)

In its announcement of the deal, Oracle praised Endeca's ability to manage so-called unstructured data like text and email messages that don't easily fit into traditional database systems. ❋ Ben Worthen (2011)

Adrian Benepe out of the blue and offered to design for the city, pro bono, a playground based around the idea of unstructured free play. ❋ Unknown (2010)

And if that weren't bad enough for the life of a game, players regularly find themselves in situations which can be best described as unstructured meaning, not properly supported by game mechanics, unfair competition with one another over access to something they're paying for. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Autonomy specialises in making so-called unstructured data more discoverable.

Autonomy, based in Cambridge, England, will give Hewlett- Packard software that searches a broad range of information, known as unstructured data, including e-mails, music, video and posts on social networks such as Facebook Inc.

Ellison said Oracle's strategy in dealing with so-called unstructured data is to integrate this type of data, which does not have pre-defined or typical relational tables, into the Oracle database, as it has done with other non-relational data in the past.

Escobar joined the Blue Jays from the Atlanta Braves with a reputation for what might politely be called an "unstructured" approach to some of the subtler skills of playing and being a teammate. ❋ Jeff Blair (2011)

Critics also say Oracle lags in the move to cloud computing, mobile computing, and handling the explosion of so-called "unstructured data," stuff like tweets, emails and voices messages that don't neatly fit into the rows and columns of a traditional database.

The system relies on what is known as the unstructured supplementary service data (USSD) system that is built into the GSM cellphone network. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Again the notion of unstructured rich data Baty also talked about. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Every year our family spends some time in Sweden, and our daughter is accustomed there to the kind of unstructured and barely supervised play I remember growing up with as a child, when we played ball outside until our mother called us in for dinner, or we spent hours involved in some wildly imaginative game that our parents had nothing to do with. ❋ Unknown (2007)