Sentence examples for to unexploited from inspiring English sources
The anomalies appear mainly over dislocation zones, and in the SE part of the area they take the "halo" form around exploited portions of the field due to unexploited areas off the field.
Biologists from the University of Tulsa and the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission aren't sure how paedomorphism the retention of childlike traits in adults benefits the salamander, but suggest that its small, youthful shape may give it access to unexploited parts of streambeds, National Geographic reports.
This limited output can be explained by production constraints, which range from biotic and abiotic stresses to unexploited heterotic potential.
However, if the price of fishmeal rises, a way might be found to harvest unexploited stocks of hard-to-catch industrial species such as krill.
Wetlands are considered to be unexploited resources by the government and development agencies, which aim to develop agriculture and settle the population in a zone or terroir (Mullié et al. 1998).
It largely recommends meeting that demand by improving American diplomatic ties and the overall business climate in certain countries, taking advantage of new technologies and bold construction strategies to develop unexploited fields and avoiding an international commitment on global warming.
The full advantages of UAVs were to remain unexploited on a large scale until the 1980s, when reliable miniaturized avionics combined with developments in sensors and precision-guided munitions to increase the capabilities of these vehicles dramatically.
What if college came to you?" In the print ads, appearing in newspapers, there is more of a focus on the idea of online learning as a method to cultivate unexploited talent and help meet the country's need for more better-educated citizens.
"It is hard to find unexploited opportunity".
If he drills Anwar, he risks finding reserves too valuable to leave unexploited.
Teaching people how to cultivate unexploited agricultural products can improve the livelihoods of people in the country and boost nutrition for infants and young children, he says.
