Sentence examples for been fully exploited yet from inspiring English sources
However, the potential of patterns has not been fully exploited yet.
Although this feature has not been fully exploited yet, with the continuous development of cheaper and more powerful parallel computers, the model is expected to be particularly relevant to those interested in developing new heterogeneous materials and their constitutive modeling.
Although friction stir welding (FSW) has been successfully used to join materials that are difficult-to-weld or unweldable by fusion welding methods, it is still in its early development stage and, therefore, its potential has not been fully exploited yet.
The study of such possible interpolations has not been fully exploited yet.
With respect to boredom, which is a prevalent experience in school, the potential of experience-sampling studies in vocational education and training has not been fully exploited yet.
Apple's interoperability appeal hasn't been fully exploited yet and with iPhoto and iMovie platforms as well as a bit of low-end web publishing in the background, the iPhone has a very long runway ahead of it beyond being just an iPod + cell phone.
We seek solutions to this problem that leverage the capabilities of new media in ways that have not yet been fully exploited in the political sphere, and to more effectively harness the capabilities of highly capable and motivated volunteers.
A number of these important historical papers contain ideas that have not yet been fully exploited, while the more recent articles define the current direction of neurocomputing and point to future research.
Despite the expanding presence of microscale technology in chemical synthesis and energy production as well as in biomedical devices and analytical and diagnostic tools, its potential in biocatalytic processes for pharmaceutical and fine chemicals, as well as related industries, has not yet been fully exploited.
Supporting women entrepreneurs is essential to stimulate growth since the entrepreneurial potential of women has not yet been fully exploited.
