Sentence examples for unavailable concept from inspiring English sources
A hitherto unavailable concept of fiber micro-kink responsible for microscopic shear damage is introduced.
Yogic liberation is here and now, in the bodily state referred to and celebrated as jivanmukti, a concept unavailable in Christianity and in an afterlife somewhere else.
Her ambiguous statements regarding the equality of the sexes have since made it difficult to classify Wollstonecraft as a modern feminist, particularly since the word and the concept were unavailable to her.
Conversely, hosts sequester micronutrients from invading pathogens, that is, making these micronutrients unavailable to the pathogens, a concept termed nutritional immunity.
Additional concepts of decision-making and economic dependence were unavailable in our dataset and thus could not be included in our analysis.
The concept can be of interest in cases were angle-stable implants are unavailable and can lead to new strategies in implant design.
Scientific knowledge develops through the evolution of new concepts, and this process is usually driven by new methodologies that provide previously unavailable observation.
The concept of a hierarchy of information sources, with higher sources used exclusively until they become unavailable, appears to be only rarely the case (Rosengren & Fortelius 1986; Vilela et al. 1987; Banks & Srygley 2003).
Jürgen Klopp remains unavailable.
* Monsieur Bich was unavailable.
