Definition of unsystematic in English:

unsystematic

adjectiveˌʌnsɪstəˈmatɪkˌənˌsɪstəˈmædɪk

Not done or acting according to a fixed plan or system; unmethodical.
无计划的，无系统的；无秩序的，无条理的
the burial mound was excavated in an unsystematic way
they were relatively unsystematic in their use of the data
Example sentencesExamples
- These advocates of rights regarded the unsystematic, unentrenched British system of rights as totally inadequate.
- Here literature's weakness - that, unlike philosophy, it is unsystematic - becomes its great strength.
- I decided long ago that if I kept reading as widely as I had been, and in an unsystematic fashion, I would acquire a lot of information in the short term, but the depth of my understanding of anything would not improve.
- The Minister for Finance is at best throwing money at problems in a totally unsystematic way, in trial and error methods.
- The glory days are a thing of the past and so, he decrees, is the haphazard and unsystematic approach which is breeding more disappointment than delight.
- Changes will have to be revalidated by going back to a possibly disorganized or unsystematic accumulation of user-related materials to see if the new specifications remain responsive to identified user needs.
- One eventually deduces that, for him, the word ‘metaphorical’ signifies the occasional and unsystematic use of purity language in contexts where it would not be normal.
- Many submitters to the Law Commission said that despite the high ability and sensitivity of many people involved in the coronial process, the current system was haphazard, patchy, unsystematic, and inadequate.
- Currently, variants of the fake bomb technique are used only for unsystematic exposes of flaws in the security system, not to improve inspector performance.
- Problems, however, remain due to the limited funds, unsystematic management and lagging regulations.
- Maybe she felt intimidated by their bald, shiny appearance - promising nothing but uncalculated, unsystematic and unpredictable rolling movements, which only seemed to increase the possibility of her becoming a loser in the game.
- Organizational researchers have developed a range of tactics, many of which may seem rather unsystematic in tone, but they are worth drawing attention to.
- Although somewhat unsystematic in its approach, it's a valuable resource.
- He was, he insisted, an unsystematic thinker, hoping to observe his day and age accurately rather than build a beautiful abstract system.
- Those who are familiar with the New Testament record of his teachings would admit that the material we possess is unsystematic and sporadic in nature.
- Penal law enforcement and its impact on Catholics was highly variegated, and modern scholars have emphasized the patchy and unsystematic way in which the laws had been introduced and enforced in the 18th century.
- Our tort system is somewhat random, unsystematic, nontransparent, and produces dramatic inequalities.
- Instead of looking at the consistency of test scores, this theory examines the causes of variability in test scores and the extent to which variability can be attributed to systematic or unsystematic sources.
- The ‘accomplishments’ taught to their sisters, on the other hand, mostly by unsystematic home education with a brief period at a private school to ‘finish’, in effect prepared them for marriage.
- That something emerges in a totally unsystematic, indeed offhand way, as in a review of a book on Yeats's poetry.
Synonyms
unmethodical, uncoordinated, undirected, disorganized, unarranged, unplanned, unpremeditated, indiscriminate
random, inconsistent, desultory, patchy, fragmentary, sketchy, sporadic, spasmodic, fitful, inconstant, intermittent, irregular, erratic, stray, spot, casual, occasional, haphazard
chaotic, non-linear, entropic, fractal

Derivatives

unsystematically

adverbʌnsɪstəˈmatɪk(ə)liˌənˌsɪstəˈmædək(ə)li

Translators are not free to omit or alter anything communicated by the original, either systematically or unsystematically, in deference to feminist or to any other (extra-biblical) dogma.
Example sentencesExamples
- From his youth he had studied its problems unsystematically; he had a way of going straight to the point in any discussion; and, judged by a literary standard, he was a great master of expository and argumentative prose.
- Owing to lack of storage space the 19th-century managers of the Academy unsystematically disposed of some paintings, while others entered the collection through bequests and purchases.
- He treats the whole situation cavalierly and unsystematically.
- In this work an assortment of lipstick pinks rubbed up against lemon yellows and pale turquoises, different combinations of which were unsystematically repeated up and down the tower.

Definition of unsystematic in US English:

unsystematic

adjectiveˌənˌsɪstəˈmædɪkˌənˌsistəˈmadik

Not done or acting according to a fixed plan or system; unmethodical.
无计划的，无系统的；无秩序的，无条理的
the burial mound was excavated in an unsystematic way
they were relatively unsystematic in their use of the data
Example sentencesExamples
- Although somewhat unsystematic in its approach, it's a valuable resource.
- Currently, variants of the fake bomb technique are used only for unsystematic exposes of flaws in the security system, not to improve inspector performance.
- The ‘accomplishments’ taught to their sisters, on the other hand, mostly by unsystematic home education with a brief period at a private school to ‘finish’, in effect prepared them for marriage.
- Problems, however, remain due to the limited funds, unsystematic management and lagging regulations.
- That something emerges in a totally unsystematic, indeed offhand way, as in a review of a book on Yeats's poetry.
- Our tort system is somewhat random, unsystematic, nontransparent, and produces dramatic inequalities.
- Those who are familiar with the New Testament record of his teachings would admit that the material we possess is unsystematic and sporadic in nature.
- These advocates of rights regarded the unsystematic, unentrenched British system of rights as totally inadequate.
- Here literature's weakness - that, unlike philosophy, it is unsystematic - becomes its great strength.
- Organizational researchers have developed a range of tactics, many of which may seem rather unsystematic in tone, but they are worth drawing attention to.
- Maybe she felt intimidated by their bald, shiny appearance - promising nothing but uncalculated, unsystematic and unpredictable rolling movements, which only seemed to increase the possibility of her becoming a loser in the game.
- Penal law enforcement and its impact on Catholics was highly variegated, and modern scholars have emphasized the patchy and unsystematic way in which the laws had been introduced and enforced in the 18th century.
- The Minister for Finance is at best throwing money at problems in a totally unsystematic way, in trial and error methods.
- Changes will have to be revalidated by going back to a possibly disorganized or unsystematic accumulation of user-related materials to see if the new specifications remain responsive to identified user needs.
- He was, he insisted, an unsystematic thinker, hoping to observe his day and age accurately rather than build a beautiful abstract system.
- One eventually deduces that, for him, the word ‘metaphorical’ signifies the occasional and unsystematic use of purity language in contexts where it would not be normal.
- Instead of looking at the consistency of test scores, this theory examines the causes of variability in test scores and the extent to which variability can be attributed to systematic or unsystematic sources.
- I decided long ago that if I kept reading as widely as I had been, and in an unsystematic fashion, I would acquire a lot of information in the short term, but the depth of my understanding of anything would not improve.
- The glory days are a thing of the past and so, he decrees, is the haphazard and unsystematic approach which is breeding more disappointment than delight.
- Many submitters to the Law Commission said that despite the high ability and sensitivity of many people involved in the coronial process, the current system was haphazard, patchy, unsystematic, and inadequate.
Synonyms
unmethodical, uncoordinated, undirected, disorganized, unarranged, unplanned, unpremeditated, indiscriminate

单词	unsystematic
释义	Definition of unsystematic in English: unsystematic adjectiveˌʌnsɪstəˈmatɪkˌənˌsɪstəˈmædɪk Not done or acting according to a fixed plan or system; unmethodical. 无计划的，无系统的；无秩序的，无条理的 the burial mound was excavated in an unsystematic way they were relatively unsystematic in their use of the data Example sentencesExamples These advocates of rights regarded the unsystematic, unentrenched British system of rights as totally inadequate. Here literature's weakness - that, unlike philosophy, it is unsystematic - becomes its great strength. I decided long ago that if I kept reading as widely as I had been, and in an unsystematic fashion, I would acquire a lot of information in the short term, but the depth of my understanding of anything would not improve. The Minister for Finance is at best throwing money at problems in a totally unsystematic way, in trial and error methods. The glory days are a thing of the past and so, he decrees, is the haphazard and unsystematic approach which is breeding more disappointment than delight. Changes will have to be revalidated by going back to a possibly disorganized or unsystematic accumulation of user-related materials to see if the new specifications remain responsive to identified user needs. One eventually deduces that, for him, the word ‘metaphorical’ signifies the occasional and unsystematic use of purity language in contexts where it would not be normal. Many submitters to the Law Commission said that despite the high ability and sensitivity of many people involved in the coronial process, the current system was haphazard, patchy, unsystematic, and inadequate. Currently, variants of the fake bomb technique are used only for unsystematic exposes of flaws in the security system, not to improve inspector performance. Problems, however, remain due to the limited funds, unsystematic management and lagging regulations. Maybe she felt intimidated by their bald, shiny appearance - promising nothing but uncalculated, unsystematic and unpredictable rolling movements, which only seemed to increase the possibility of her becoming a loser in the game. Organizational researchers have developed a range of tactics, many of which may seem rather unsystematic in tone, but they are worth drawing attention to. Although somewhat unsystematic in its approach, it's a valuable resource. He was, he insisted, an unsystematic thinker, hoping to observe his day and age accurately rather than build a beautiful abstract system. Those who are familiar with the New Testament record of his teachings would admit that the material we possess is unsystematic and sporadic in nature. Penal law enforcement and its impact on Catholics was highly variegated, and modern scholars have emphasized the patchy and unsystematic way in which the laws had been introduced and enforced in the 18th century. Our tort system is somewhat random, unsystematic, nontransparent, and produces dramatic inequalities. Instead of looking at the consistency of test scores, this theory examines the causes of variability in test scores and the extent to which variability can be attributed to systematic or unsystematic sources. The ‘accomplishments’ taught to their sisters, on the other hand, mostly by unsystematic home education with a brief period at a private school to ‘finish’, in effect prepared them for marriage. That something emerges in a totally unsystematic, indeed offhand way, as in a review of a book on Yeats's poetry. Synonyms unmethodical, uncoordinated, undirected, disorganized, unarranged, unplanned, unpremeditated, indiscriminate random, inconsistent, desultory, patchy, fragmentary, sketchy, sporadic, spasmodic, fitful, inconstant, intermittent, irregular, erratic, stray, spot, casual, occasional, haphazard chaotic, non-linear, entropic, fractal Derivatives unsystematically adverbʌnsɪstəˈmatɪk(ə)liˌənˌsɪstəˈmædək(ə)li Translators are not free to omit or alter anything communicated by the original, either systematically or unsystematically, in deference to feminist or to any other (extra-biblical) dogma. Example sentencesExamples From his youth he had studied its problems unsystematically; he had a way of going straight to the point in any discussion; and, judged by a literary standard, he was a great master of expository and argumentative prose. Owing to lack of storage space the 19th-century managers of the Academy unsystematically disposed of some paintings, while others entered the collection through bequests and purchases. He treats the whole situation cavalierly and unsystematically. In this work an assortment of lipstick pinks rubbed up against lemon yellows and pale turquoises, different combinations of which were unsystematically repeated up and down the tower. Definition of unsystematic in US English: unsystematic adjectiveˌənˌsɪstəˈmædɪkˌənˌsistəˈmadik Not done or acting according to a fixed plan or system; unmethodical. 无计划的，无系统的；无秩序的，无条理的 the burial mound was excavated in an unsystematic way they were relatively unsystematic in their use of the data Example sentencesExamples Although somewhat unsystematic in its approach, it's a valuable resource. Currently, variants of the fake bomb technique are used only for unsystematic exposes of flaws in the security system, not to improve inspector performance. The ‘accomplishments’ taught to their sisters, on the other hand, mostly by unsystematic home education with a brief period at a private school to ‘finish’, in effect prepared them for marriage. Problems, however, remain due to the limited funds, unsystematic management and lagging regulations. That something emerges in a totally unsystematic, indeed offhand way, as in a review of a book on Yeats's poetry. Our tort system is somewhat random, unsystematic, nontransparent, and produces dramatic inequalities. Those who are familiar with the New Testament record of his teachings would admit that the material we possess is unsystematic and sporadic in nature. These advocates of rights regarded the unsystematic, unentrenched British system of rights as totally inadequate. Here literature's weakness - that, unlike philosophy, it is unsystematic - becomes its great strength. Organizational researchers have developed a range of tactics, many of which may seem rather unsystematic in tone, but they are worth drawing attention to. Maybe she felt intimidated by their bald, shiny appearance - promising nothing but uncalculated, unsystematic and unpredictable rolling movements, which only seemed to increase the possibility of her becoming a loser in the game. Penal law enforcement and its impact on Catholics was highly variegated, and modern scholars have emphasized the patchy and unsystematic way in which the laws had been introduced and enforced in the 18th century. The Minister for Finance is at best throwing money at problems in a totally unsystematic way, in trial and error methods. Changes will have to be revalidated by going back to a possibly disorganized or unsystematic accumulation of user-related materials to see if the new specifications remain responsive to identified user needs. He was, he insisted, an unsystematic thinker, hoping to observe his day and age accurately rather than build a beautiful abstract system. One eventually deduces that, for him, the word ‘metaphorical’ signifies the occasional and unsystematic use of purity language in contexts where it would not be normal. Instead of looking at the consistency of test scores, this theory examines the causes of variability in test scores and the extent to which variability can be attributed to systematic or unsystematic sources. I decided long ago that if I kept reading as widely as I had been, and in an unsystematic fashion, I would acquire a lot of information in the short term, but the depth of my understanding of anything would not improve. The glory days are a thing of the past and so, he decrees, is the haphazard and unsystematic approach which is breeding more disappointment than delight. Many submitters to the Law Commission said that despite the high ability and sensitivity of many people involved in the coronial process, the current system was haphazard, patchy, unsystematic, and inadequate. Synonyms unmethodical, uncoordinated, undirected, disorganized, unarranged, unplanned, unpremeditated, indiscriminate
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