Sentence examples for undescribed from inspiring English sources

One estimate of how many species might still be undescribed involves a comparison of fungi and flowering plants (angiosperms).

There are about 2,900 known species of Amblycera and Ischnocera, with many others still undescribed, and about 500 species of Anoplura.

Estimating such proportions is the basis for the remainder of the discussion on rates of extinction, but it raises a critical concern of its own namely, are these proportions actually typical of the great majority of species that are still undescribed?

Much of what pleased them took place in brothels and shall go undescribed here.

But it has something to do with preserving life's mystery; with leaving certain things undescribed, unspecified, and unknown; with savoring certain emotions, such as curiosity, surprise, desire, and anticipation.

At times, an excess of detail threatens to overwhelm the plot: no aquamarine glaze goes undescribed, no psychological process unmentioned.

At the other end of his sensibility, the sexual explicitness that he pioneered in American fiction was additive, ameliorative — the one thing that had been left undescribed, a piece of the world's experience previously unfixed.

A fellow parent described to me, this past weekend, the fury he felt when a well-meaning pastor declared a "moment of silence" and then said a prayer that left little about the shootings undescribed immediately before a children's performance.

He'll describe a character and then undescribe him.

Others may hold that consciousness is an as-yet-undescribed fundamental constituent of the physical universe, not reducible to any known physical principles.

The biological communities surrounding these vents are so different from those in the rest of the ocean that since the 1980s, when biological research of these vents began, about 200 new species have been described, and there are many more that remain undescribed i.e., not formally described and given scientific names.