Sentence examples for unexplored dimensions from inspiring English sources

In the thirties, Grant would sometimes appear in a role, such as the despondent husband of a mercenary, cold-hearted woman (Kay Francis) in the 1939 "In Name Only," that suggested that he had unexplored dimensions.

Evan Boehm's interactive film The Carp and the Seagull, which premiered on the Digital Gallery last week, is a tale of terror, following a man on a dark journey into unexplored dimensions triggered by his meeting an ominous snow demon.

This paper investigates a largely unexplored dimension of export performance, firm level determinants of export diversification.

This reveals the interior of the cell membrane as an unexplored dimension for drug design.

Merry White's new book, Coffee Life in Japan guides us along as we discover a visible yet quite unexplored dimension of Japanese consumer culture.

The anatomical and functional dissociation observed for the amplitude of the posterior P4/N400 response, suggesting a role for the ventral visual pathway in the greater evoked response to name pairs denoting famous persons than recognized entities, led to the hypothesis that a further (unexplored) dimension might subtend different category-related functional properties.

However, a largely unexplored dimension of this problem is what role, if any, does organismal development play in the process of population differentiation in the wild [ 3, 15, 16].

However, whether patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) comprehensively cover these dimensions remains unexplored.

No aspect of the musical experience is left unexplored, even its political dimension.

The notion that interactions between race and place may influence social outcomes is not new [11], but other environmental interactions remain largely unexplored, and the broader dimension of regional opportunities has largely been overlooked in literature to date [12].

This temporal dimension is unexplored in the current analysis.