Sentence examples for quite unexplored from inspiring English sources

When you are talking about going to Mars you are talking about doing something just because we can – simply to expand human race beyond its natural horizons – and that is fascinating and quite unexplored territory in theatre.

Considering the power functions of negative orders, we have also mentioned a notion of singular time scales functions, a matter which is quite unexplored so far (see Remark 4.7).

But we have a lot more mythology and folklore that is quite unexplored in games.

Merry White's new book, Coffee Life in Japan guides us along as we discover a visible yet quite unexplored dimension of Japanese consumer culture.

Up to the moment, the mechanisms and the targets through which at-RA treatment improves renal diseases outcome remains quite unexplored.

Effect of pregnancy on the voice is relatively unexplored yet could be quite relevant to female speakers and singers.

Nonetheless, the exploitation of Cerenkov emission in radiation therapy is quite recent, and it is still unexplored as a method of sampling tumor tissue microenvironment.

Copula is a mathematical tool already quite common in some engineering branches but practically unexplored in wind engineering.

Likewise, the gently heart-breaking stories of the people you meet in the line make this a game quite unlike any other, one that, despite the rudimentary graphics, reveals the largely unexplored potential of the medium to build true empathy and understanding.

While our knowledge on the development of polarity in Drosophila is quite advanced the dynamics of this process in vertebrate organisms is still largely unexplored due to the lack of appropriate tools.

Quite often virulence is dependent on protein-protein interactions, an area that is as yet unexplored for the development of advanced therapeutics.