Modifies a noun

• mesh: Simulation of fire within an aircraft cockpit using an unstructured mesh.

• interview: An unstructured interview may seem like quite an informal chat.

• grid: A project working in parallel with the above is the development of suitable transport models for use in unstructured grid based models.

• datum: Images are a typical form of complex unstructured data.

• learning: The children who gathered round the machines showed how potent this kind of unstructured learning can be.

• sequence: Structured sequences of locations, encouraging chunking, were compared with unstructured sequences.

Modifying Another Word

• relatively: In the relatively unstructured laboratory environment, lecturers were often unaware of my special needs.

• largely: It has also meant that childcare has been largely unstructured.

• fairly: For Hawthorne, Philippians is a fairly unstructured letter covering quite a range of topics.

• totally: However, this approach was found to apply only to semi-structured information sources rather than to totally unstructured ones.

• completely: AskSam seems most suited for the indexing of either structured information in short records or completely unstructured notes.

• very: At present we have a community that is still very unstructured.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: This made the course seem unstructured at the time.

• comprise: Again, this comprises unstructured, one-time assistance, very expensive and/or totally inadequate for the needs of a growing business.

• become: In real applications where there is a need to process many different element types, this style of program can quickly become very unstructured.