Sentence examples for unprepared environment from inspiring English sources

Released into the wild, these organisms — Church calls them G.R.O.s, genomically recoded organisms, to distinguish their extensive reëngineering from the single-gene tweaking found in many G.M.O.s — would have unknown effects on an unprepared environment.

This paper focuses on solving the registration challenge in an unprepared environment (i.e., outdoors, where sensor-based AR is by far the most reliable tracking method free from constraints put on the user).

However, we have previously shown (Zubler and Douglas 2009) how to produce a laminated cortical structure in an unprepared environment, and how to make layer specific branching patterns in Cx3D.

A variety of flight demonstrations of the ReSSAC UAV exploring, deciding and landing in a partially known unprepared non-cooperative environment have been performed.

To our knowledge, the only neonatal deaths directly due to balloon removal difficulties that have occurred happened when delivery took place in an unprepared and/or inexperienced environment [23].

It's time they went through a real bureaucratic review, trim the fat, improve recruitment and embrace a readiness program, much like their military counterparts, so we don't ever again send our diplomats unprepared for the environment that awaits them.

Hyde is concerned that downplaying the challenges young women are likely to face leaves them unprepared for the real environment in academia.

A report by a major government contractor discussed the conundrum: how to deal with those who are tech savvy, open-minded, multitasking, and perhaps unprepared for command and control environments?

In any scenario, "these options also highlight strategic gaps that the United Nations in unsuited to fill," said the document, adding that despite being charged with civilian protection, the UN would be unprepared to handle a genocide-type environment.

Evolution and change affect educators and developers of computer-based teaching and learning environments alike both often being unprepared to respond effectively.

"Prior experience indicates that the regular Iraq police will be unavailable, intimidated or unprepared to act in the chaotic postwar environment," Mr. Perito said, according to copy of his presentation.