The word "unsorted" is correct in written English.
It is typically used to describe items that have not been organized or arranged in a specific order.
Example: "The files were left unsorted on the desk, making it difficult to find the necessary documents."
Alternatives: "Unorganized" or "Disordered."
These are produced by outdated plants from unsorted garbage and do not conform to modern standards for incineration.Mr De Gennaro's medium-term plan is to increase refuse separation while opening three new dumps to take unsorted rubbish.
Burying unsorted municipal household waste is a mistake.
She sits on a low, pink plastic stool, behind a mound of unsorted goods which she is gradually dividing into smaller piles.
They are known to be faster than ordinary computers at only a few (admittedly quite useful) tasks, such as searching unsorted information, or finding the prime factors of colossal numbers.
Then, in 1996, a colleague of Dr Shor's at Bell Labs, Lov Grover, showed that such a quantum computer would be able to search through an unsorted database much faster than an ordinary computer another important application.With these insights, quantum computing, which had first been thought of as a possibility in the early 1980s, became a hot topic of research.
Just as the alphabetizing of names in a telephone book greatly facilitates their retrieval by a user, the sorting of list elements significantly reduces the search time required by a computer algorithm as compared to a search on an unsorted list.
Heating of this initially cool unsorted conglomerate by the decay of radioactive elements and the conversion of kinetic and potential energy to heat resulted in the development of a liquid iron core and the gross internal zonation of Earth.
Solifluction deposits are widespread in polar areas and consist of a blanket 0.3 to 1.8 metres thick of unstratified or poorly stratified, unsorted, heterogeneous, till-like detrital material of local origin.
Heating of this initially cool, unsorted conglomerate by the decay of radioactive elements and the conversion of kinetic and potential energy to heat resulted in the development of the Earth's liquid iron core and the gross internal zonation of the planet (i.e., differentiation into core, mantle, and crust).
Among the mountains of discarded clothing, the unsorted paper and plastic and the near-rotting but in no way rotten fruit Hugh poked around in, was a pretty damning set of statistics.
