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Перевод: atypical

[прилагательное]
нетипичный; атипичный; атипический

Тезаурус:

1. Case law, which is not infrequently relied on as an indication of problem areas, can be a very unreliable guide, since many cases are atypical and the real problems lie elsewhere.
2. A sensible compromise would be first to use medians to set aside atypical behaviour, and then to apply some form of mean analysis to the median smooth to round off the corners.
3. Samaraweera cites Leonard Woolf's novel The Village in the Jungle to support his characterization of the average litigant as ignorant of court procedure, but Woolf's novel was set in an impoverished, dying and atypical village in the dry zone.
4. This change paved the way for Protestantism, which first took hold where French was spoken - in a number of towns, and in the socially' atypical mountains of the Cvennes - and then spread to other rural areas.
5. Notice the large residuals for the somewhat atypical results in May and November 1984 and February and June 1985.
6. Similarly, the National Council of Educational Research and Training pilot project at Bhumiadhat (India) which aimed at the expansion of non formal education found that any success noted was felt primarily to lie in such atypical factors as the extensive community development programmes which accompanied the project and, as in the Lofoten study, in the exceptional talents of some of the staff.
7. The smoothed value should be close to each of the values which determine it except those which seem atypical; we therefore want some form of resistant numerical summary - some local typical value.
8. It has been classed as an R Coron star, but it is certainly atypical, and it is wiser to admit that at present we simply do not know.
9. This so-called norm is in fact atypical of the majority of young families, failing to take account of widow(er)hood, divorce, remarriage, and of single parents.
10. Close inspection reveals that mean smoothing creates relatively large residuals in months adjacent to the strikingly atypical months, where perhaps common sense would suggest otherwise; if the percentage in February 1985 represents some kind of error, for example, then the less resistant mean has spread this error over into the adjacent months.
11. Residuals can tell us about the general level of variability of data over and above that accounted for by the fit; we can judge atypical behaviour against this variability, as measured, for example, by the midspread of the residuals.
12. Atypical page might have looked like this: In task allocation, virtually all clients have the same thing "done to" them at the same time.
13. And the peanut, which will not be mentioned again, is an atypical legume.