Sentence examples for seldom known as from inspiring English sources
Kudlow is seldom known as Steve.
This constitutes a practical approach, since the grid velocities are seldom known as continuous functions in time.
Their behaviour depends on the mover's mechanical characteristics and dynamical properties, such as inertia or friction coefficient, which are seldom known precisely.
This is undoubtedly attributed to the interactions among cells in microbial consortium as discussed in the next section, although they are seldom known clearly.
Second, despite factors that make people who migrate different from people who don't, they can serve as useful proxies for North Korean people who are seldom known and unable to be contacted.
The exact amount ingested is seldom known.
In the Middle Ages the child was regarded as "only a simple plaything, as a simple animal, or a miniature adult who dressed, played and was supposed to act like his elders…Their ages were unimportant and therefore seldom known.
In practice, subtypes are seldom known for a protein family.
Diplomats, as I have indicated, seldom know much about these techniques, but they do have access to national leaders, do understand the politics of divided societies, and comprehend the regional diplomatic environment.
A more complicated situation arises when the non responses are not due to missing but rather that the question is interpreted as irrelevant for the respondent (something we seldom know).
