Sentence examples for little exploited from inspiring English sources

It remained little exploited until the Flemish carillonneurs combined it with a keyboard and transformed it into a practice instrument in the first half of the 17th century.

The new perspective is based on the well-known, but little exploited, relation between problem solving and the task of finding a path in a graph between two given nodes.

Although the sea is a major storehouse of minerals, it has been little exploited; given the relative ease with which minerals can be obtained above sea level, there is no pressing need to exploit the sea at the present time.

She emphasises his sins by sentimentalising his adopting mother, by presenting her own mother as a sweet little exploited thing, in marked contrast to all the anecdotes about the woman, and by reiterating the ways in which he failed her - like not giving her a new coat when she lost hers as an undergraduate.

A number of acquisition constellations for airborne or spaceborne optical images involve small time-lags and produce near-simultaneous images, a type of data which has thus far been little exploited to detect or quantify target motion at the Earth's surface.

Although H. pluvialis is one of the richest sources of astaxanthin, its massive culture for commercial purposes has been little exploited because of its slow growth rate and complex life cycle (Fujii et al. 2006).

This finding has generated some momentum in the field of adult stem cell research and provided some insights into the developmental origins of these much exploited but little understood cells.

But the early responders in West Africa arrived with little understanding of the long-exploited region's deeply rooted suspicions of outsiders and government.

The problem, they say, is that the windfall has now been more or less exploited, and there is little to take its place.

He maintained that reliance on slave labor prevented the ancient world from modernizing and in the end undermined the Roman Empire as the supply of new slaves diminished and the exploited lower orders had little reason to resist the advancing barbarians.

Let's reserve our moral outrage for the plight of the exploited, not the exploiters.