Sentence examples for concepts unknown from inspiring English sources

But evolutionary biology has expanded well beyond its foundations to encompass many theories and concepts unknown in the 19th century.

In discharge of Constantine, it shoud be pointed that he transmitted to Latin new medical concepts unknown in that language, and that he contributed with original ideas in all his books.

Many of the later comments were made with the benefits of hindsight, and of techniques and concepts unknown in Walcott's time.

On fact-finding trips he discovered the authorities in Shanghai were very receptive to his ideas about foster care - a concept unknown in China.

The emphasis is on getting the product right and making sure local customers are satisfied a concept unknown to domestic rivals.

This was the decisive step in human history to make compasses more useful for navigation, and may have been a concept unknown in Europe for another four hundred years (evidence of German sundials made circa 1450 show markings similar to Chinese geomancer compasses in regard to declination).

Often the problems are unclear and the solution concepts are unknown.

GenBank sequences and species affiliations were not used in clustering optimization because the underlying taxonomic concepts were unknown to us.

Why the Taliban may have considered that concept is unknown, but terror experts said it was far from ideal.

If you plan your meals – a concept perhaps unknown to those less anal than me – then it suddenly becomes alarmingly obvious, both financially and sustainably.

From this concept, five unknown materials are defined as shown in Table 3.