Sentence examples for been unexplored from inspiring English sources

John Tain, a curator of modern and contemporary collections at the Getty Research Institute, said that while the institute already had, among other materials, a collection of several hundred letters from Man Ray to his sister and niece, the latest acquisition helps "flesh out a lot of details that until now have been unexplored and unmapped".

The similarities and differences in the balance control between treadmill walking (TW and OWW have largely been unexplored.

Spoken language processing is an important capability of human intelligence that has hitherto been unexplored by cognitive architectures.

The synthesis of metal nanoparticles using algae has been unexplored, but it is a more biocompatible method than the other biological methods.

Attention is then given to the elevated temperature properties of stainless steel reinforcing bars, which are needed for structural fire design, but have been unexplored to date.

Touch has been found to entail positive effects in the person receiving it, whereas effects on the person giving touch have previously been unexplored.

But this is unexplored terrain.

Half the Arctic's basins are unexplored.

It's unexplored in the literary sense".

Maybe this is unexplored territory in Australian theater.

"We both felt that there were unexplored similarities between jazz and science," Jacob said.