Sentence examples for has not fully exploited from inspiring English sources
Despite this affirmative, mainly for various historic reasons beyond the scope of the present paper, the Brazilian construction industry has not fully exploited the considerable potential of this structural solution.
While Morris has parsed and reoriented the story effectively, he hasn't fully exploited the device's capabilities in order to reanimate the wild technological imaginings of the story as Shelley herself might have done.
However, due to a past history of low hydrocarbon prices, such plants have not fully exploited their waste heat recovery potential to date.
There was one built-in rivalrous situation which I felt (cheekily) that Feydeau had not fully exploited, so I extended the characters' interplay considerably, which allowed me to create a shorter proper ending to replace the unfunny physical assault.
However, we must also admit that the Blu-ray titles released up to now have not fully exploited the possibilities of BD+.
We note that these previous works have not fully exploited the benefits of adaptive arrays such as the ability to increase the spectrum efficiency, to extend the range of coverage and to form nulls in the directions of interferences.
However, research thus far had not fully exploited the joint potential of wireless network coding and cooperative diversity until the introduction of the novel concept of space-time network coding (STNC) [5, 6].
This suggests that one reason why the ATET conditioned on minority status is insignificant is not significant for all three measures is that colleges/universities have not fully exploited a pipeline of minority students who could earn and benefit from a baccalaureate degree.
We have not fully exploited the power of our pairwise alignment potential because it is computationally expensive.
"We haven't fully exploited the power of science to diagnose infectious illness at a very early stage and very, very quickly," said Varmus, adding that such diagnoses represent "the most important single determinant of whether an adequate response to a biological warfare incident can be managed".
