Sentence examples for rarely exploited from inspiring English sources
Underleading honors in defense to reach partner's hand and score a ruff is a rare possibility and rarely exploited.
Leven Rambin, as the not-so-dumb-blond daughter, Heather, also plays against type, showing an aptitude for comedy that was rarely exploited in previous roles on "Grey's Anatomy" and "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles".
He contends that Mr. Obama did little to line up Democratic support in Congress for his jobs bill and other policies, and that he "rarely exploited the massive stature of his office as a tool for influencing legislation" during the making of the original stimulus in 2009, during the initial push for health care reform, or during bargaining over the Bush tax cuts and the standoff over the deficit.
With its military-like hierarchy and myriad product lines, innovations were rarely exploited in the old TI.
However, sludge waste is another kind of waste which applications are rarely exploited, especially in developing countries.
This is usually done in the frequency domain or in the time domain, while variable power levels are rarely exploited.
Golden opportunities are ignored: the contrast between Christopher Saunders's small-but-perfectly-formed Frederic and Nicholas Todorovich's tall, lanky Pirate King could have proved both telling and funny, though Mounder rarely exploits it.
These data have however been interpreted and analyzed mostly separately, rarely exploiting the synergy effects that could result from combining them.
Most pedestrian counting algorithms based on supervised learning require much labeling work and rarely exploit the topological information of unlabelled data in a video.
As can be seen in Figure 3, there is always a variation in error values within the population which indicates that although simulated annealing is able to find good solutions (as was confirmed in Section 2.3), i.e. solutions from within the region around the global optimum, it rarely exploits that region completely.
The chemical information that is present in a set of compounds is rarely fully exploited.
