Sentence examples for in unexploited from inspiring English sources

As a candidate, Mr. Malloy outlined a variety of ideas: cashing in $1 billion in unexploited state tax credits to build new research and manufacturing centers, dispatching teams of local officials and business leaders to recruit out-of-state companies and accelerating economic development at Bradley International Airport, to name a few.

However, during the execution of the application, due to variability and randomness in biochemical reactions, operations may finish earlier than their wcets, resulting in unexploited slack in the schedule.

[22]; CREAM – "Technical and operational innovations implemented on a European rail freight corridor) [14], under the sixth Framework Programme [7], and SPECTRUM - "Solutions and Processes to Enhance the Competitiveness of freight Transport by Rail in Unexploited Markets" under seventh Framework Programme [24].

The method used by almost 71% of the Bahraini respondents includes looking for an earth bulge with cracks on smooth surfaced sandy-loam soil whereas non-Bahrainis search randomly in unexploited desert habitats (49%) but not always looking for truffles, but by the presence of its host plant Helianthemum spp. (16.3%).

However, Diana (1983) reported that in pike populations exploited by anglers pike tended to mature earlier than in unexploited reference lakes, but no attempt was made to control for the impact of relaxed density dependence in high-exploitation lakes on age at maturation.

Major new dinosaur discoveries have been made by paleontologists working in previously unexploited regions, including India, South America, Madagascar, Antarctica, and most significantly China (the amazingly well-preserved feathered dinosaurs in China have further consolidated the link between dinosaurs and their conjectured living descendants, modern birds).

This corresponds to a biomass density between 4.5 and 9.9 kg ha−1 compared to 15.8 kg ha−1 in the unexploited case.

The continuous and dashed curves correspond to annual reproductive investments of g = 0.10 and g = 0.25, respectively, in an unexploited population.

For the age at which energy is first diverted to reproduction, we used T = 1, so that fish start spawning at age 2. In our model, the length of fish of age 2 years was usually larger than 40 cm (the smallest length was 36 cm in the unexploited case).

More than half the gas under discussion would originate in still-unexploited fields in eastern Siberia, including Kovykta, which will require massive investment.

Oncopsycological studies remained unexploited in cancer patients in Sudan.