Sentence examples for unexploited class from inspiring English sources

Flesch also asserted that "first- and second-graders in our public schools are not taught to read at all, as shown by the fact that there isn't a single book on the market that they can manage to read by themselves," and this hint of an unexploited class of consumers is undoubtedly what inspired Spaulding to invite Theodor Geisel to dinner.

This section introduces the concept of aggregation memberships and their use to classify aggregators in the outdated, exploited and unexploited classes.

Unexploited family groups develop unique and cooperative pup rearing and hunting techniques, amounting in essence to cultural traditions.

For the gillnet, shift was towards larger size at maturation (Table 2), as the gillnet was only able to capture smaller individuals in the spawning stock, thus leaving larger length classes fairly unexploited (Figs 1 and 2).

Each disseminator classifies the received aggregators into three possible classes: (i) exploited, (ii) unexploited and (iii) outdated.

Bottromycins represent a promising class of antibiotics binding to the therapeutically unexploited A-site of the bacterial ribosome.

Drug dealers are now "targeting middle class and wealthier kids: It's an unexploited market with more cash and less guns," it said.

Nod1, an important member of the pattern recognition receptor family, remains a virtually unexploited target.

An unexploited elephant population produces approximately 0.2 kilograms of ivory per animal per year.

Class: This denotes if the aggregator A i, receiving this message, is classified by a disseminator D j as unexploited or outdated.

Class: This denotes if the aggregator A j, sending this message, is classified by a disseminator D i as unexploited or outdated.