unconventional elements
[/ˌʌnkənˈvenʃənəl ˈɛləmənts/]
noun phrasepl: N/A (plural phrase)
elementos não-convencionais
1. Components, parts, or features that deviate from standard, traditional, or widely accepted norms or practices
The architect incorporated unconventional elements into the building design, such as tilted walls and transparent floors.
O arquiteto incorporou elementos não-convencionais no design do edifício, como paredes inclinadas e pisos transparentes.
2. In art, literature, or music: creative features that break away from established artistic conventions or traditions
The composer used unconventional elements like prepared piano and electronic sounds in the modern symphony.
O compositor usou elementos não-convencionais como piano preparado e sons eletrônicos na sinfonia moderna.
3. In science or chemistry: substances or particles that are unusual or not typically used in standard applications
The researcher discovered unconventional elements that could revolutionize battery technology.
O pesquisador descobriu elementos não-convencionais que poderiam revolucionar a tecnologia de baterias.
In Brazilian culture, the appreciation for unconventional elements is reflected in the country's diverse artistic traditions, from Tropicália music to contemporary street art. The phrase is commonly used in design, architecture, and creative industries. In the United States, particularly in NYC, this concept is strongly associated with innovation in tech startups, artistic movements, and fashion. The term has positive connotations in both cultures when referring to creative advancement, though it can imply risk or nonconformity in more conservative contexts.
NYC Slang
out-there elements
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