Sentence examples for hardly exploited from inspiring English sources

The recycle of used pellets is hardly exploited under the tested conditions.

Until relatively recently, this computer-algebra option was hardly exploited except for a handful of pioneering enthusiasts.

For if A makes a reasonable proposal that B has no alternative but to accept given B's desperate situation, A does not exploit B. If a doctor proposes to perform life-saving surgery for a reasonable fee, the patient is hardly exploited, even though the patient would not have agreed but for the fact that her life was in danger.

Despite all advantages however, the capability of hybrid sepration processes in industrial scale is hardly exploited because of the lack of general design methodologies and detailed process know-how.

Most of existing studies either heavily rely on the expensive label information using the supervised learning or can hardly exploit the discriminative information borrowed from related domains.

In such cases motion can hardly be exploited.

However, hardly anyone exploited the possibility of sentences without truth value.

However, this ability of biogas plants has hardly been exploited so far due to unsuitable regulations and economic framework conditions.

Besides livestock production, the community has been experimenting with new livelihood options, using resources available but has hardly been exploited in the past.

This is one of the reasons why D-DNP has been most useful for nuclear spins with long T1, such as the isolated low-gamma quaternary C spin in 1-C pyruvic acid. 2 On the other hand, apart from some exotic experiments, 3 H spins have hardly been exploited by d-DNP, as their short T1 relaxation times mean that the hyperpolarization is driven back rapidly toward Boltzmann equilibrium.

One of the most competitive awards seasons in living memory saw the critically loved film pick up Oscar nods just for cinematography and sound mixing, hardly categories that could be exploited in marketing messaging.